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The Old Money Book: How To Live Better While Spending Less: Secrets of America's Upper Class - Paperback

The Old Money Book: How To Live Better While Spending Less: Secrets of America's Upper Class - Paperback

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by Byron Tully (Author)

Want to live rich without showing it?

In The Old Money Book, author Byron Tully draws upon his personal background as the grandson of a newspaper publisher and son of an oil industry executive to reveal the subtle yet powerful values that have defined America's upper class for generations.

Moving beyond stereotypes of wealth as flashy or superficial, this insightful guide uncovers the deeper principles that truly successful families embrace, from the importance of education and disciplined financial management to etiquette, family stability, discretion, and the timeless elegance of understated style.

Tully offers practical advice on everything from wardrobe choices and furnishings to building financial independence, illustrating how adopting these enduring Old Money habits can significantly enhance quality of life.

With clarity and wit, he explains why subtlety trumps extravagance, and how real wealth-Old Money wealth-is quietly built, carefully preserved, and thoughtfully passed down.

Whether you're just starting out or charting a new course, Tully's approachable, no-nonsense wisdom invites you to cultivate prosperity without drama, joy without extravagance, and true wealth that endures across generations.

Invest in your future-join those who quietly succeed.

Author Biography

Grandson of a newspaper publisher and son of an oil industry executive, Byron Tully writes for the entertainment industry. He lives in Los Angeles, travels frequently, and is happily married to an Old Money Gal from Boston.

Number of Pages: 158
Dimensions: 0.5 x 7.9 x 5 IN
Publication Date: October 15, 2014