The Informationist is a weekly email that takes one current economic or financial event or concept and explains it in short bullet points and plain language. Recent issues cover how oil prices feed into everyday costs and what fiscal dominance means for savings and investments, with the author openly disclosing his bitcoin holdings.
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A blunt, irreverent woodworking newsletter by writer Christopher Schwarz covering folk furniture, chairmaking history, and the realities of running a craft business. Readers get essays on handmade objects, historical woodworking traditions, and candid personal stories about money and craft life.
Kyla's Newsletter offers in-depth economic analysis that connects topics like AI, oil, Treasuries, and consumer sentiment to everyday experiences. It features long-form essays, interviews with figures such as Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee, and reflections on labor versus capital and how people perceive the economy.
Plain-English guides and checklists for Australians building a new home, covering house and land packages, builder deposit rules in Queensland, and a step-by-step build planner. Readers learn what to check at each stage before work is covered up.
A UK personal finance newsletter for people in their 20s on building wealth without overconsuming, using concepts like the Diderot effect and retail upselling. Issues mix anecdote, behavioural psychology and practical checklists such as a five-question purchase test and an identity audit.
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