A while back, we wrote two posts where people shared the subtle differences between "new money" and "old money," which caused quite a discussion. So, here are some of the most eye-opening — and ...

My dad was a furniture upholsterer and carpenter and made scads of money off rich old people who didn't want to part with ...

“Old money typically comes from inherited wealth ... “Even though this group includes some of the world’s richest people, most members are not considered “elite” and may or may not ...

The "old money" trend is not only promoting and venerating ... future generations is inextricable from the reality that Black people were, for generations, relegated to low-wage jobs, excluded ...

People in China are embracing quiet luxury. Some Chinese influencers have spent the summer curating tutorials on the old money aesthetic. Online retail platforms are also offering stealth wealth ...

that the American dream promised to them may well be dead—are dressing up as the people who, in essence, ruined it all for them. I, for one, have noticed my TikTok feed filled with old money ...

There’s a certain mystique to the way people with old money dress. It’s not loud, not trend-chasing, and definitely not logo-obsessed. Unlike new wealth, which often flaunts status through ...