Numbered papers on how ownership, control and decision-making work for capital held through trusts, pensions, companies and family arrangements. Written from a UK wealth-management and family-office perspective, with practical examples of legal structures.

Psyentific applies behavioural and evolutionary psychology to financial planning and wealth management, going beyond standard behavioural finance. Issues examine topics such as pension trust, the methodology behind value-of-advice studies, and the limits of client referrals.

A founder-led newsletter on how wealthy families can run their affairs with family-office discipline without building a full institution. Issues cover cross-border advisory gaps, the different forms a family office takes, and the governance and client-consent risks of AI in wealth management.

A financial analyst's newsletter on spending well on luxury goods, travel and big purchases, using explicit affordability frameworks such as when to finance versus pay cash and how to test whether a watch is affordable. Issues also work through concrete numbers, such as what salaries buy in Paris after tax and rent.