Superpowers don’t send a memo when it’s over

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Cassius Dio grew up in peak Rome — peace, trade, clean water across an empire.
By the time he was old, things had changed: wars, plague, and the rise and fall of emperors. He thought Rome would bounce back. It didn’t. He wrote that history had fallen from a kingdom of gold to one of iron and rust.
That was the opening of our Plan B conference in Panama:
Superpowers often recover. Sometimes they don’t. You don’t control which kind of decade you get. You do control whether you have options before you need them.
A good Plan B is like an insurance policy– you don’t wait until your house burns down; you get sensible coverage in advance to mitigate specific risks.
The whole point of a Plan B is to be in a position of strength regardless of what happens, or doesn’t happen, next. It’s not complicated, but it takes sensible, deliberate planning.
For more than 15 years, we’ve provided some of the best research in the world on these topics.
Every month we cover second citizenships, foreign residency, foreign banking, and legal tax strategies, with boots-on-the-ground reports from more than 120 countries and a Rolodex of vetted service providers for when you decide to take action.
So even if you weren’t at our event in Panama, make sure you have access to Plan B Confidential.
Go to www.schiffsovereign.com/planb

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