I share the money concern, and have always wanted to be self-sufficient and able to take care of myself, and be 'responsible' with my money, thus putting money into savings is very important to me. I think part of this is just my baseline personality, but I think it's much more heightened than it may have been, due to my having two ISxJ parents who drilled these concepts into my head.
I don't share the lack of security in new locations, however. BUT, I think my lessening of anxiety, in terms of safety, has happened very much over the past 12 years... post-college. And, I find that now change is *essential* to my happiness and curiosity - change of location, in terms of day trips, or longer vacations in or out of the country. I need those new scenes/experiences not only to balance myself out but because I simply love seeing new places, going on new hikes, experiencing new cultures and landscapes. Love it love it.
I think when it comes to travel, one a-ha moment I had a while ago was realizing that my own hometown at the time - Minneapolis/St. Paul - was in fact in many ways as dangerous or more dangerous than other countries. Just perhaps in different ways. I realized that walking around the streets downtown Minneapolis made me distinctly more anxious than walking in a village in Greece. A lot of this may be rose-tinted glasses or my simply not having been in Greece long enough (i.e. false sense of security), but that's simply an example -- that the reality of these other places is that they may not hold the danger element that you think they might. Or at least not moreso than your own home. The difference is that you're *familiar* with your own home.
The other thing that maybe makes it so that I'm not ... overwhelmed by anxiety / lack of security in these new locations is simply that there have been a handful of times over the past 12 years where I have *deliberately* put myself out of my comfort zone - in terms of location. I've gone through with things despite anxiety, I have survived, felt stronger for it, and as a result I'm no longer anxious about many things I might have experienced anxiety with years ago.
I can relate to wanting security and also being a generally anxious person... I just find my anxiety is directed towards different things I guess.. tends to be more prevalent in my everyday life/relationships than when I'm traveling.
And, I don't think the Security element is a driving force/focus in my life. Important, but I don't think it rules me or my decisions. Maybe it is an enneagram thing.