FinFormed publishes critical commentary on sovereign debt and Islamic finance, with a focus on Bangladesh's borrowing plans and sukuk pricing. Issues work through academic papers, rating agency commentary and market data to test claims and explain the arithmetic behind them.

Serialized book chapters on leadership, power and responsibility, applying Islamic commercial ethics to business, trade, profit and finance. Readers get reflective essays on fair dealing, avoiding usury (riba), and how power shapes transactions.

A practical guide to halal money management for Muslim readers, covering Shariah-compliant savings accounts, investments and cash alternatives in the US. The newsletter explains the reasoning behind scholarly rulings, such as on prediction markets, and compares specific products and banks.

HalalWorthy publishes city guides to halal restaurants, such as lists for Wilmington, Manassas and New Orleans, with venue descriptions, hours and halal certification notes. It also describes itself as a source for comparing halal financial products, though the sampled issues focus on dining.