Katie Gattitassin's newsletter offers essays on wealth, class, and power, blending personal anecdotes with sharp cultural and economic analysis. Recent issues cover Greek life costs and elite reproduction, a 1969 Newsweek report on middle-class insecurity, and the 'main street millionaire' theory of inequality.

Wealth Currents is a newsletter about the emotional, relational and practical sides of holding and passing on significant wealth, including inheritance, family dynamics and impact-oriented investment structures. Readers get personal essays from a family-office practitioner plus accessible explainers on instruments like steward ownership and alternative fund structures.

Old Money Luxury publishes long-form historical profiles of wealthy and powerful figures, such as Lady Bird Johnson's finances and marriage, aristocratic child-rearing, and Jacqueline de Ribes's fashion career. Readers get narrative biographical essays that connect inherited wealth and privilege to personal decisions and public image.

A personal-finance and self-development writer shares lessons drawn from long-distance running, work, and life choices, including a free guide and a memoir about walking away from a corporate career. The sample also includes essays on the difference between being rich, wealthy, and financially independent.