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How to Plan for an Inheritance When the Amount Is Uncertain

Planning around an inheritance you don’t yet have requires realism, not optimism. The goal is a financial plan that holds whether the money shows up late, in a reduced form, or not at all.

Five Money Myths That Keep Successful Women Financially Exposed

Women leaders often follow the “right” financial rules—and still feel exposed. This article challenges five common money myths and reframes what real financial security actually looks like.

Three Plausible Economic Scenarios for 2026 and How to Prepare for Each

The year ahead could unfold in several directions. Here are the three most plausible economic scenarios for 2026, what each one looks like, and how to position yourself thoughtfully without resorting to extremes.

PART III: How To Build A Financial Strategy That Actually Works In A Rolling Crisis Environment

In a choppy, uneven economy, the goal is not prediction but positioning. Here is how to structure your financial life with clarity, liquidity, and resilience so you can navigate a rolling crisis environment without panic.

The Uneasy Economy, Part II

Why does everything feel economically “off,” even when markets look fine? We’re in a rolling-crisis environment marked by system stress, not collapse. Here’s what that means—and how to protect your financial life with clarity, not panic.

The Market Feels Off—But Here’s What That Unease Might Be Telling Us

Something feels strange in the economy right now. Markets look fine on paper, but life doesn’t. Inflation lingers, banks wobble, and political gridlock doesn’t help. Here’s what’s actually happening under the surface—and what you can do about it.