[10] Under Alec Marsh's editorship the magazine has run a series of interviews with high-profile figures including Prince Albert II of Monaco,[11] the former Irish president Mary Robinson,[12] the former Cabinet minister Rory Stewart[13] and Nigel Farage,[14] in which he talked about being hated and his return to politics before the launch of the Brexit party in 2019.

In 2017, David Miliband, president of the International Rescue Committee, told Spear's that the world's rich needed to give more money to charity and good causes in an exclusive interview[15] widely followed elsewhere.

Cash launched Spear's Wealth Management Survey in April 2006 with a targeted audience of "the 30,000 wealthiest, most successful and influential people in the UK: from Rich Listers to royalty; hedge fund managers to serial entrepreneurs; oligarchs to internet moguls; cabinet ministers to Sir Alex Ferguson.

[8] They also deal with topics such as how to manage profits on the sale of hobby thoroughbreds without incurring a tax liability, and bulletproof cars.

[5] Spear's publishes their Indices in each issue in which they rank and rate the top individuals in each wealth management sector.

"Band One" is the rankings of top private client professionals focused on wealth management, law and advisory services.

[9] Spear's 500 Travel is a rankings of luxury hotels, resorts, holiday rentals and tour operators in the world, including private aviation and yachts.