Dar es Salaam, Oct. 20 -- FOR many years, wealth has been defined by visible, tangible assets such as land, livestock or real estate.

These served as symbols of success and source of financial security.

However, in todays economy, true wealth is measured by resilience. This is the ability to absorb shocks, adapt, maintain liquidity and sustain your livelihood through uncertainty.

With inflation eroding purchasing power, job markets shifting and life expectancy rising, individuals must ask a more critical question – how secure is my wealth over time? Traditional assets, while important, are often illiquid, vulnerable to shocks and not always aligned to long-term needs such as healthcare, education or retirement income.

Recent eve...