The unhappy Scrooge McDucks of the world no longer have to rely on their butlers, congressmen, yacht bartenders, or car-elevator repair men to help them deal with the challenges of immense wealth. Big banks are now standing ready to help the super-rich cope, with psychological “wealth counseling” services galore.

Annals of the 1 percent: MoJo intern Erika Eichelberger introduces us to two jobs we’d never heard of—”wealth psychologist” and “Senior Wealth Dynamics Coach.” We assume they pay well. (via motherjones)

RICH PEOPLE: If being rich bums you out, feel free to not be rich anymore!

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