Which other aspects of the “old money” lifestyle which you like us to cover?

@dragpacktorino

11 ай бұрын

Would love to hear about old money asset protection in regards to divorce. How did the old stalwarts fend off a grifting lady or man to hold onto their assets.

@Richardsonprincess00

11 ай бұрын

How about abolished royal families

@laurenceskinnerton73

11 ай бұрын

Old money looks after itself.

@georgielancaster1356

11 ай бұрын

If you are lumping Oxford in with Cambridge, you don't really know your subject.

@kingston163

11 ай бұрын

In relation to Freemasonry other 'secret' societies, theosophy. Keeping their lineages 'blue blood' going from the times of the fallen ones and Nephilim Gen 6:4 in history eg family trees going right back. etc

We need a series about The Help, from advisors and lawyers, to butlers, maids and groundskeepers of estates, family vineyards, farms, orchards, ranches, etc.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

Great suggestion!

@Jazz_Jacob

11 ай бұрын

@@user-yj5lk7ju5dSuch a myopic comment. What about the ones that didn’t get replaced easily? What did they do to preserve their position? How much did they contribute to the lives of the elite? What special conversations were they allowed to eavesdrop on? What “rituals” were they present to witness? What makes their skills so marketable in the first place? So on and so forth.

@Jazz_Jacob

11 ай бұрын

@@user-yj5lk7ju5d there may be a misunderstanding, I’m not denying that they aren’t replaceable servants to their masters or implying that you’re cruel. I’m disagreeing with your claim that their stories “don’t matter.” Due to the fact that these people should’ve had access to unique information because the nature of their job and how close they were to their masters’ livelihood.

@kumarg3598

10 ай бұрын

Dont forget the privy of the kings stool

@user-vl1mf8mx8q

3 ай бұрын

Agreed

The children of “Old Money” families frequently enter into prestigious careers such as voice-over artistry on distinguished KZread channels.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

😂

A suggested video idea: do you know what makes the old money education different from that of mainstream education? (Talking from an American perspective, I’m not sure about In Britain) Students in old money circles are taught a “classical education”. In the US we are not taught in a classical way. Though there is a new trend to return to classical education through homeschooling because the public schools are going downhill. Maybe you can do a video on what makes up an old school classical education (logic, rhetoric, using original manuscripts instead of text book summaries, etc.). Another video: I realize that you’ve done the topic of style before but have you noticed the details of how people of pedigree hold themselves, have refined speech, and their impeccable hygiene? For instance, fuller eyebrows on women have always looked classier than thin, over-tweezed eyebrows. They always look natural (even when wearing makeup) and effortlessly put-together. For example if they color their hair it always looks natural, never having roots showing or a hairstyle that never looks natural such as vertical curls. As a Speech therapist, their speech characteristics have uniquely interested me. Did you know that you can almost immediately figure out someone’s class based on their speech (their dialect, syntax, intonation, and the topic of which they speak). Do a blind test of speech segments from people from different class systems and you will be able to differentiate their status quickly.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

Great suggestions, thank you!

@MegaAllst

11 ай бұрын

That´s very accurate! My teachers at university usually knew the neighbourhood I was raised based on my accent as soon as I asked the first question

@freedomunltd

11 ай бұрын

Not unless they’ve taken elocution lessons and diction to eradicate traces of their background as happened with many politicians and actors etc (Richard Burton for one)

@someoneelse9059

11 ай бұрын

It all boils down to what you are taught in school… Are you taught to lead or are you taught to follow.

@auxiliasequeira8648

11 ай бұрын

Your answer is simply Home Schooling

Please try to do a video on America's old money families whose affluence started from colonial days to the present. The Gillette Family is one example.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

Noted!

The importance of specific etiquette patterns and training would give great exposure to further inner workings. Excellent series, thus far, Kudos.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@salahuddinmuhammad3251

11 ай бұрын

@@oldmoneyluxury I think another Illuminating aspect would be how the wealthy hire their staff and the processes that they use to vet them

i have a feeling this channel comes from old money. this channel is a hidden gem. keep making videos for us peasants.

@reginaogwal9777

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 I love your sense of humour

Western old money vs Asia/south East Asia old money way of living... Oray a series of video comparing western and other regions

Please can you cover a topic on marriage & raising a family comparing old money & new money differences . Definitely interested about this because today's new money for example celebrities never have a long lasting relationships . For example they might find a partner, then get married for 2 years or less then they end being divorced . Also children are out of wedlock which in old money is looked down upon.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the suggestion Alicia! You might be interested in our video on Marrying Into “Old Money": 10 Unspoken Rules and Expectations kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJZpxpmpobuxmZM.html

@chiaramflores

5 күн бұрын

Más bien estás interesado en una perspectiva general porque eso no sucede solo con el dinero nuevo. Eso sucede en miles de familias en el mundo, aunque no sean ricos.

Great video! I love how you make videos based on viewer comments. The narrator is a perfect fit for this content.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

How about a history of old money finishing schools in Europe?

I admire how the aristos,the really sensible ones have reinvented ttemselves as busines executives. The "business" being their huge stately home and grounds. I saw the Duchess of Caernarvon (Highclere Castle aka Downton Abbey) do a talk in Bath and she was no nonsense. She is a business executive she states. The late previous Duchess of Devonshire,the Mitford sister one,too was very proud of her entrepreneurial ability. Good for them I say. I read "The Tyranny of Merit" by Michael Sandell. In this book he describes how those ivy league schools in USA plus Oxbridge in England and other high end educational establishments kept their sense of exclusivity and their gloss of desirability in the face of the supposed democratising of the 1960s civil rights movement and other legal changes. Its done very subtly and cleverly,as you wouid expect of such places. It really is very naughty to read how by framing questions a certain way,by designing papers and exams a certain way they can still keep out the ones that are not "in the golden circle". Its almost invisible,it takes a trained mind to spot it.

@wintermatherne2524

11 ай бұрын

A trained mind that could only come from an Ivy League institution 😉

@juniper617

11 ай бұрын

I don’t know; they let me into the Ivy League, so it can’t be that socially exclusive. I mean, people do get in on sheer academic ability.

@LPR579

11 ай бұрын

Countess of Caernarvon, not Duchess

@janebaker966

11 ай бұрын

@@juniper617 that's great you must be super brainy.

@michaelplunkett8059

10 ай бұрын

Reminds me of one of the Phipps daughters of Old Westbury Gardens. Large estate and manor house, large winter estate down south. On a tour, a woman asked, but what did your mother do? She never worked? "No, not for a paycheck perhaps, but she had 75 direct employees, entertained and hosted hundreds each year to support her husband's banking and investment business, raised successful children. and supported many, many charities. Including making her home a redsidential institution for stranded European children during the war. All without need of a master's degree."

I Love the Pharse "Fumbling the Bag" Pls do more on that.

Excellent video as always. There are 2 things to notice: the first is that some videos highlight the values and directions considered, others don't. Traditional and wealthy families always live around their values and that is the source of their wealth. When those aren't shown, I think there's something missing. Second, the voice is very good, but we can clearly feel changes of tone and energy across the video, which brings the sensation of changing in the mood of the owner of the voice. Despite that, good work, gentlemen.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for the feedback!

I’d be curious to see a documentary about old money families that aren’t white and European and how they function in the modern world.

@jesseleeward2359

10 ай бұрын

The Japanese

@cristhianramirez6939

10 ай бұрын

Those dont matter

@Luk012NW

10 ай бұрын

They don’t exist

@puddincup9879

10 ай бұрын

@@cristhianramirez6939like your life

@puddincup9879

10 ай бұрын

@@Luk012NWthey do. Read a book.

I enjoy when fictional families are brought up. I don’t know if it’s been suggested but I’d like to see an old money breakdown of the Wayne family from Batman. How Thomas and Martha Wayne got their fortune and Bruce Wayne’s philanthropic outreach and growth of Wayne Enterprises.

@jesseholliday3480

11 ай бұрын

I'd love a fictional origin story. Go back to when Thomas Wayne started his first "juice stand" and how he grew and protected it. And how he groomed Bruce to carry the torch

@ameliaannhouck2670

11 ай бұрын

why are you being so dang silly???

@freneticness6927

11 ай бұрын

They could be based on the harry and bruce winston diamond family in the us.

Author of texts in this channel - you are the best. I learn English. Thank you for such sophisticated words.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

You are very welcome!

This is a fascinating channel. I love the historical references.

@Alehzinhah

11 ай бұрын

To me, this channel is like "animal kingdom", we trying to understand "animals" distant to us, their misunderstood manners... Just the same.

Hi thank you I just wish I could get some of ,that old money to help me out. Very good program.

Big aspects of the upbringing of old money children left out. Horrible abuses that are generational and indescribably horrific. Jessie Czebotar is a good source of information about that.

@evelynzlon9492

11 ай бұрын

Sometimes old money females have a lot in common with ghetto bitches at the bottom of the pile. Remember Bertha from Jane Eyre? Well my mom once managed an inner city motel where a resident behaved the exact same way. She would throw things around her room and scream to herself at 2, 3 in the morning. But when you think about it, it really compels the children to preserve the family's wealth if you abuse them til they lose their minds. At that point they need enough money to insulate themselves from public disgrace and human interaction altogether. It's like, sink or swim, you know?

Funny how jordan belfort makes it into this old money video 😂

Someone has to say it--5:28: Stanford is not an Ivy. 🙃

Please cover how old Money choose husbands/wives.

Thanks!

Thank you for these important informations.

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

Our pleasure!

Loved it 👏

Vanderbilts. Kennedy …ect We’re not from “old money” Stop trying to change history. Old money was considered the families in the US that settled here in the 17th and 18th centuries. Ask Mrs. Aster. She was an old money child.

@sobeidalagrange7129

11 ай бұрын

It is confusing.

@juttapopp1869

9 күн бұрын

From a European perspective, there IS no "old money" in America. They're all just third Generation Kardashians at best.

Anyone interested in Old money should read Pineapple Street by Jenny Jackson. It has some fascinating insights into what it is to marry into an old money family- though of course it is fiction.

Too bad JFK, Jr. had such an untimely death. I wonder what he may have accomplished. Add to that the loss of his wife and sister in law. Another American tragedy. Another interesting video. Thank you!

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@lisabradford8180

10 ай бұрын

like his father, he had every gift but length of years. that's what his Uncle Ted said at his memorial service. so true 💔

Please do stories of how old money lose their status

@zingjesus6567

11 ай бұрын

Its called French revolution❤

Thanks for explaining what I have seen among some friends coming from such a type of families. The importance of the first college you choose is higher even than the University. Importance of your life lasting friendships. At least on my country Colombia is easy to see why is not easy for “new rich” uneducated people like drug dealers to be accepted into those circles.

@oldmoneyluxury

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Saudi Arabias house of saud we need a video on them..

Don't take offense, it's not my fault I don't get to enjoy luxury, there's a different life calling (cell phone ringing joke on holiday). Attitude is the most important aspect a human might control. Cynicism and optimism are stark opposites and people by nature try and out smart other people's cynicism, and they objectively adore optimism, but genuine optimism truly does represent a prospect which likely truly will be beneficial. Arnault's son was wearing a very nice suit. It's a style more men ought fashion. For me, it's al fresco business casual, but I'm expecting to sell multiple million dollar masterworks at the event. Julia Roberts is a great actress, I could never imagine her getting frustrated like that in a store or social situation. It's great, American women are working women and they have a directory. Developing studios and galleries and working with artists to help them market and sell their art is great opportunity to earn very good money and maintain a culture of high sophistication. I'm skeptical that the best talent for producing art is castical, but taking a great interest in the aspects mastered by the masters of old, and developing the people with the best talent for producing art, and making suggestions what subject matter the artist paint, can lead to great production of very valuable appreciating assets and its a great industry for women of old money families because people will value their taste in art when buying.

I love your videos. Please do a video on how an ordinary person (man or woman) can build a family with an essence of "old money" from scratch, starting with only one asset, a home. What strategy can be put in place to ensure two or three generations to come enjoys 'old money" lifestyle?

I hope old money families get more into the apparel industry in order to bring back the good quality of the 70s and the 80s.

I think viewpoints about the lower classes beside another on "The Help" would be good. This would be in relation to "Old Money" families.

@ameliaannhouck2670

11 ай бұрын

that movie The Help is BS!! and not true !! it is one racist movie of once again how bad blacks have it, no 1 out of 50 blacks are millionaires ! The Help is pure Hollywood lies and manipulations of what actually did happen and white maids also existed , so what BS

Would love to know about their military battles

Do a video on the ways in which these staff are hired.

@SoldierAndrew

9 ай бұрын

They're vetted and hired by family attorneys actually. . .at least that's how their personal protection specialists are hired.

No mention of armed forces- Eton, Oxford, Household Division?

I would love to know about the religiosity (or religion / faith practices) of Old Money families

@IONov990

8 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing

I like this continent❤

Wait until I get my money right

What about people who have been from old money but not anymore. Or maybe other cultures with old money like from India or China. Or from Pakistan or Africa? The pressures of old money? Overall, a great video though.

Wealthy family, "Come on over n check out my horse!" Ridiculously wealthy family, "Come on over n check out my zebra!"

Choice of spouses.

Love this channel, but really, no discussion about Old Money could be considered credible without mentioning the Mitfords ❤ asking for the third time (and you know I'm right 😅)

@oldmoneyluxury

11 ай бұрын

We see you! :)

There have been a whole slew of uncouth and downright embarrassing old money family lineage.

Don't get fooled, this is not really about "old money" but the actually new rich. All the families mentionned here are post-Napoleon. There is a deep break in understanding "wealth" and "nobility" since then. If it is about "protecting the family wealth" - it's clearly not old money.

I always wondered, how does Old Money choose their nannies for their children?

@CanadianMonarchist

11 ай бұрын

“She had style. She had flair. She was there. That’s how she became the nanny.”

@SoldierAndrew

9 ай бұрын

They vet and hire them through family attorneys whom have private investigators in the law firm whom do extensive background checks. They investigate the potential employee going all the way back to their childhood, education, family, friends, hobbies, vices, civil & criminal record, etc. . .It's very thorough. The same goes for personal protection specialists that they hire. Family attorneys did the vetting, investigation and hiring. The old money billionaire family I'm familiar with also required the nannies to become certified shodan in Judo, have a university masters degree as well as become certified in tactical firearms training, in order to be able to protect the children and themselves if a threat were to get past personal protection specialists (bodyguards). Even the family chauffeur was required to attain a shodan in Judo. Every employee of that family had to be capable of defending themselves because ransom kidnapping is a real threat to all family members and employees. They were very good, extremely hard working, people the old money billionaire family I speak of. Nothing like the new money politicians and celebrities.

Any ‘old money’ movie 🎦 suggestions?

Interested in old money families that are not European; they do exist in India, Asia, & etc.

do a look into how old money keeps everyone else out of the stock market (naked short selling)

Hannah Rothschild fiction offers insider views on big old money families. Not all is as expected.

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These folks lose the family fortune because of entitlement, they for get to learn and add to the fortune, they go from a logical family to more normal folk and family thinking, which you get normal thinking wealth and go from having leverage work for them to working for the leverage. 🤷‍♂️ no different then the middle class relying on debt to live. Be financially incompetent is a learned habit, being financial responsible is a learned way of life.

Tell us something about polish old money families :)

The visuals are very distracting, from actual aristos to actors portraying aristos to actors who once played aristos. In the UK there are a lot more old money folks than just "the firm"

You didn't cover the universities the "girls" attend. I'd like to hear the list.

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Old Money isn't about money, but values. One cannot buy values, and those principles have a expectation of outcome that exceed the coarse desires craved by those who have no higher calling. That expectation is everlasting, beyond the generation and the short term results that fluctuate with Fortune's nimiety. One would do well to examine individuals who have no higher purpose, who speak words that attempt to distract from their actions, but do nothing but advance their own petty existence. One must have the morals to eschew profligacy.

@annewalden3795

9 ай бұрын

Dumbledore Old Money is about self confidence .Jackie Kennedy was a prime example as her family was not rich at the time she was born but it remembered having had money in the recent past.

Old money people also in the main are slim and never v fat; why? How?

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"... elite sororities like Alpha Phi..." "If it hurts to pee, it's Alpha Phi."

My family is so old money the Astors and Vanderbilts of your intense admiration were considered nouveau riche, although today their fortune is sufficiently old I suppose they could now be considered to have "old money." You'll probably delete this comment, too, nevertheless most of this content is nothing more than greatly exaggerated or untrue stereotyping.

@here_we_go_again2571

11 ай бұрын

In the USA you can't get more old money than the Astors, the Livingstons, the Roosevelts, the Schmerhorns and some of the old southern families. Most of their ancestors arrived in the 1600's. Many are descended from people who fought in the 7-Years (French and Indian) War and the American Revolution. The Vanderbilts weren't stinking rich until the 1800's. But they were some of the earliest settlers in the NYC area (Staten Island)

yesterday's money is old money

An interesting angle might be what happens when old money merges with new money. Case in point, wil n kate thte obvious was that Kate got her nose redone and she lost several kilos and has kept it off just changing the shape of her face In addition she changed your accent to Royal from middle-class. And of course her Royal Highness' wardrobe was greatly enhanced. IT would appear that wil has changed very little

Old money families in the US would be seen as new riches in Europe.

@ShadeandShadow4ever

11 ай бұрын

It’s been almost 300 years so no…. In the 1900’s the English aristocracy married rich Americans.

@georgeszurbach444

11 ай бұрын

@@ShadeandShadow4ever yes you are right the aristocracy had the title but no money and the rich americans wanted the title.Well if you mention aristocracy we are talking old money families that go back even before the crusades. Some families in France served in the crusades,have been living in the same castle for 800 years and served all Kings up to the révolution and even owned karge part of the Usa from 1600 to 1776.

Showcase the non-celebrity wealthy families of color

@covenawhite4855

11 ай бұрын

I heard a lot of them live in the US state of Maryland where black CEOs in real estate and corporations are more common.

Too bad Slavery doesn’t ex sister-in-law anymore. The monarchies made so much money off this institution. Where are the minorities???💔💔💔💔‼️🙄🙄

@CanadianMonarchist

11 ай бұрын

Yes, the old African kingdoms got very rich off slavery.

Why didn’t they just keep most of the money in a ETF and just let it build?

Only the male got the inheritance of the money even the spare heir, knowing trusting female with the money would be big no-no that they got to marry men from wealth and now a days that equal counts for getting a chance who inherited the money.

hello YT video watching people

A child should not be burdened with expectations. He should be allowed a gay and carefree life till he/she enters teenage. After that, gradually, expectations should be loaded.

If Harry married a woman that looked like his mother no one would be upset. That melanin got y’all shook😂

@jody-annesullivan4547

6 ай бұрын

No, it was her awful character traits.

@greyhounddani

6 күн бұрын

They think that they’re doing such a good job hiding their true selves but we can see why they have a problem with Meghan and it is not due to her “character or behavior”

I would argue that Prince Harry is nothing like his Grand Uncle. Like his mother, the late, great Diana Spencer, Harry has already cemented his legacy, via Sentebale, The Invictus Games, Travalyst etc. A tiny bit of support would have seen he and his family still firmly ensconced within the RF. Not to worry though, Prince Harry is a true Spencer and you don't get more "Old Money" than that.

@missssophisicated6742

11 ай бұрын

👏👏👏

@annewalden3795

9 ай бұрын

Sheila there is nothing truthful about H .

@greyhounddani

6 күн бұрын

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

These are not old money, no American comes from old money

@covenawhite4855

11 ай бұрын

Money from after immediately after the Civil War is old money

it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than a rich man enter the Kingdom of Heaven

People condemn Prince Harry for his break with tradition, but after reading his book and hearing his side of the story, I totally understand what he's going through. I grew up in a developing country, a former British colony and I am old enough to remember a time when we were schooled in the older British tradition. That culture had a lot of good; we were taught good manners and etiquette, how to be refined and 'proper' young ladies, but it also had a lot of problems. The small town I grew up in was steeped in EXTREME class prejudice. The British 'stiff upper lip' and 'keep calm and carry on' culture made my family hide a lot of terrible dysfunction that still affects us today. Some traditions NEED TO GO. I agree with Harry, sometimes things need to be ventilated. The royal family is hilariously outdated and out of touch. In a time of economic crisis they beat their 'subjects' over the head with their ridiculous gilded horse carriages and over-the-top pomp and ceremony. People may want to think of that as tradition and heritage, but sometimes tradition need to be updated to reflect current realities.

@wintermatherne2524

11 ай бұрын

If it’s updated, it’s not tradition🤣. All humans suffer to one degree or another but I believe the Brits are right to espouse solving your own personal problems and enduring in quiet dignity.

@feonasmith9226

11 ай бұрын

@@wintermatherne2524 He's trying to tackle a systemic problem. I didn't want to bring it up, but racism is in the mix too as we can see from the treatment of his wife. The Brits were able to maintain slavery for hundreds of years because of this mentality of hiding behind tradition and not wanting to rock the boat. If some people didn't challenge the status quo and push back, institutional slavery would probably still exist today. 'Quiet dignity' as a concept can be easily weaponized to help entrench traditions that can ultimately be harmful.

@dominiquejones6758

11 ай бұрын

@@feonasmith9226well said.

@kayw1771

11 ай бұрын

@@feonasmith9226I knew very early on before he even met Megan, he was going to go against the status quo. The way his mother was treated and the means by which she lost her life really impacted him. I knew who ever he married he would fiercely defend and protect and try as much as possible to give his children a sense of normalcy like his mother did for him and his brother. It’s just sad and frustrating that his family, and all the other critics cannot see the obvious and they don’t see it as a nobel attribute. It’s his job as a husband to do exactly what he has done. He’d be a lousy husband if he hadn’t.

@feonasmith9226

11 ай бұрын

@@kayw1771 Agreed. This is the problem I have with old money culture. They tend to have dysfunctional families and they think that's normal. If I was forced to choose between upholding tradition to the letter or tending to my family, for me, family always come first. On one episode of the The Crown, the queen was told by her mother that "the crown must always come first". In other words, the institution must always get priority over everything else. We saw the result in her dysfunctional family. A mess for generations. How do you think Prince Harry's kids are going to feel about the royal family when they grow up? That should be interesting to watch. I'm all for learning about what they do that works, but I'm aware that there is a price for the privileges they enjoy. Some families are so powerful, sometimes society pays the price. It is, without doubt, a heavy responsibility.

It could be better if simple meaningful words used.

Old money occult bloodlines, Jesus is Lord.

Such propaganda! Did the King pay to have this made?😂

How dare you refer to Harry in such away. Harry is a far better person than his father and brother put together he has higher morals proven today by the High Court Judge on his ruling of the Harry v Daily Mirror putting his father and brother in discussion as Charles did all that he could to stop Harry going ahead with his accusations against other Brit. Media too. Harry went ahead with his case on MORAL grounds not for the damages. The judge today has accused two journalists of lying to the court when giving evidence, the only righteous and honest member out of the three is Harry, his father and brother should step down straight away. We don’t need a Monarchy especially an immoral one.

Lizzy didn’t get invited to Antoinette’s birthday party? 🫢 Not first world 🌎 problems plaguing the girls again! The Horror