This study aims to examine the development of scientific publications on the topic of financial resilience during the period 2021–2026 and to identify the most cited articles in this field. Data collection was conducted using Publish or Perish software with sources from Google Scholar and Scopus databases. The search strategy focused on article titles, abstracts, and keywords within the specified timeframe. The literature review process followed three stages: identification, screening, and inclusion, resulting in 10 relevant articles for further analysis. The findings indicate that publications on financial resilience have shown consistent growth, reflecting increasing scholarly attention to individual financial behavior. Moreover, the concept of green financial behavior emerges as a potential dimension of financial resilience, particularly in enhancing spending efficiency, long-term financial planning, and sustainable financial management. The analysis highlights that financial resilience is not only associated with the ability to withstand economic shocks but also with proactive behavioral strategies that integrate sustainability principles. This study contributes to the academic discourse by mapping recent trends and emphasizing the intersection between financial resilience and sustainable financial practices, thereby offering insights for future research directions in personal finance and behavioral economics.
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