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I signed up for this on the basis I would be paid for completing surveys on financial matters. So far I have received no surveys to complete but I have received many marketing emails. I have tried to unsubscribe but still receiving marketing emails. The whole thing is a scam. I will try unsubscribing just once more and if I receive any more emails from them I will report them to the regulators.

Great name.
Can always find a good article to read and love their emails

Very informative and accessible information that we all need to know about. Makes a dry subject easier to follow, even for someone new to all this.

Very readable, sensible weekly review of market circumstnaces and investment options

I find Boring Money is a good read in lay mans terms, Holly adds an article every week and they are always of interest, and can be funny.

The Boring Money blogs/emails are a wonderful resource for me - an individual, small-time investor. Holly is always on the button with delivering timely information on finance in ‘baby language’ for thickies like me. I feel she’s on our side and I have learnt so much from her. Her humour makes it an enjoyable experience and she has also introduced me to the idea of having one multi-asset, passive ETF instead of the many, costly, passive funds I have been using for over a decade. That in itself has revolutionised my life. Thank you to all at Boring Money!

always a very light hearted and very insightful perspective of the markets, explained in easy to understand contexts.

I love it !

I decided to start taking control of our money and investments in an active way in my late 40’s having felt that the experts I had encountered were generally in it for themselves more than their customers (my lived experience rather than a critique of the industry as a whole). As part of that journey I have followed Holly and Boring Money in an active way from the beginning as she offers exactly what us normal people need - straightforward information delivered in an understandable way for those of us who just want to get on and live our lives while optimising our assets and ensuring future security. The upshot, we retired at 62 on a very healthy annual pot and feel very secure in our long term financial future. I have even got my husband interested and we both enjoy Holly’s humorous newsletter and communication style sums up the week’s shenanigans in the markets very nicely! You can educate yourselves and it’s not as complex as it might appear to learn how to make the most of your money and the Boring Money website packed full of information.

Love Holly at Boring Money!
Her straight talking energetic humorous approach cuts through the noise. And her mission is to get us women investing!
I’ve done the free online course, and cautiously started investing just over 2 years ago now. At the time Holly had all her own pension in Vanguard 100% so I started with that. I looked at her tables of best selling funds and platforms and spread my money over 3 platforms. I used up my ISA allowances, and have just set up my nieces and nephew with LISAs to give them financial goals and expertise. I’ve averaged over 20% annual returns over 2 years and now have the confidence to remove my underperforming SIPP from a well known business and make my own choices, looking at top performing funds on the Boring Money lists.
Thank you Holly, you’re an inspiration!
Ps and being in your 70’s doesn’t mean you have to be cautious as has been the perceived wisdom, go for it! Follow the basics, spread your risk geographically and by sector. And have fun! It’s so interesting delving in to a whole new world!

Boring Money does the heavy lifting on investment research and provides a good overview of what the markeys are doing.

It is good to treat a serious subject ie investing with a light hearted approach, but at the same time provide a good information service.

comments from Holly are always insightful and gives a good commentary of the market

I particularly like your comparison of platforms performance. More information on managed portfolios available on these platforms would be helpful plus clarity on which platforms do not offer managed portfolios.

08.04.26

The approach to money management and investing is refreshingly attractive. It is what is not in it that is its strength : investment techno babble and financial terms understood mainly by accountants and investment managers.

Making sense in a language I understand. Being down to earth, imaginative, humorous and most of all, informative.

Very informative updates but also fun to read. Thanks and keep going please.

An excellent and informative guide for private investors with a very nice touch of humour.

great content, put over in a easy to read format along with humour.

Holly and the team have been extremely helpful in helping the industry bridge the gap with the consumer.

This site offers reliable, easy to digest financial information and guidance. The ratings of SIPP/ISA providers are really helpful to decide who to invest with, and the monthly updates on most popular ETFs, funds and investment trusts is really useful. I also like the tone and personal touch of the analysts.