It’s a question that seems ripped from the plot of a dystopian novel, but one that crosses many minds, especially in an age of climate instability, political upheaval, and global conflict. And, it came up last week in an online group discussion. Can you protect your wealth from total societal collapse? And perhaps more importantly: Should you even try? Let’s break it down.
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