In 2026, the rich are going to get richer and everyone else is going to feel the squeeze. And this isn't politics. It's not a conspiracy theory. It's just math. But the good news is if you understand why, you can put yourself on the winning side so that you can join them. Now, I'm going to give you five reasons why this is happening and then I'll give you the solution to each of those problems. The first reason that everyone's going to struggle is because asset

ownership is the real game when it comes to building wealth, and most people own nothing.

Wealthy people own real estate. They've got their own personal residence. They've got rental

properties. They've got multifamily units. Wealthy people also own stocks and bonds and mutual

funds and other more liquid assets. And lastly, most wealthy

people own businesses. If you look at the Forbes Top 100 list or look at wealthy people that

you know in your life, almost all of them own a business. And the thing is, when inflation starts

to happen, instead of squeezing the wealthy people, it actually makes the assets that they own more valuable.

Right now, you're seeing the stock market at all-time highs, and everybody's saying that the

economy is in this really good spot because of that. But when you really look at it,

90 plus percent of the stock market is owned by these billionaires and ultra-wealthy people.

And so they're more rich than ever before. And so guys like Elon Musk and

Jeff Bezos are more rich than ever before. But if you go to the normal person living everyday life,

inflation is really hurting. Which leads to the second point about debt. Right now, debt is

crushing the middle class and poor people. But the thing is, wealthy people have debt,

and it actually helps them. If you look at middle class people, a lot of them are just putting

money on credit cards, they're getting auto loans, and they're putting debt on things that

don't actually build wealth. Wealthy people are putting debt on things that make them money.

They're buying businesses with debt. They're buying real estate with debt. They're even using debt against their stock portfolio to buy even more assets.

And so even though it's debt for both of them, one class is benefiting while one class is

struggling. The third reason that the rich are going to get richer is because the labor

market is extremely tight. I saw a recent job report stating that we're at the worst

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