Boring Money | Choose Better - Save More - Pay Less Anmeldelser 

Great advice that’s given to you straight. No jargon, often funny. Not boring at all.

Really interesting forum which debunks the myths and complexities of using money to make money. It’s done in a lighthearted way but with a serious message. Even if your not into stock markets, bonds and unit trusts(?) the blogs explain why it’s important to make money work for you and not to pay a smooth talking fund manager/financial adviser a fortune for doing so

Really enjoyed last Tuesdays (28.9.21) webinar.
Keep up the good work.

Been avidly following since early days amd honestly never looked back-and never will. Excellent site,great (super fun!) newsletters and sound fact-based reviews and advice. Brilliant,keep it up x

The recent Podcast was excellent. I hope this will shortly be followed by a Transcript. I look forward to the next Podcast and appreciate the weekly email.

Not the most intensive, (which is probably good) and has a generally fair and accurate dynamic.

A great website and a fab blog. Boring Money takes often complex matters such as pensions and investments and makes them understandable and accessible. The website is very easy to use and the blog is always an informative and funny read.

Great site and even better blog. It's refreshing to read informative, open, honest, funny, non-jargonistic (irony?) views on an often over complicated, scary landscape. I've been reading Holly's blogs for years and have been hard-pressed to find anyone else out there that does so in a concise, informative and engaging way (maybe also Finimize)

I've been a fan of Boring Money for a number of years now and have taken part in various research projects for them. What I like is that they talk "normally" about complicated issues; pensions, stocks etc and Holly's weekly newsletter never fails to make me chuckle with her tongue-in-cheek humour. Their website is literally bursting and the seams with so much valuable content to help you save, protect your savings and spending your savings once retiring.

Good, honest information. Holly is truthful about the risks and has some great advice on investing and pensions/

A really sound blog by a genuinely impartial commentator, I am a regular reader.

Love Holly Boring Money! Never boring. A funny and informative blog which has helped me understand a little more about finance and given me the confidence to move on. Thanks Holly and team.

I find both the website and regular newsletter I've signed up for a great help on many financial matters and use the website as a regular point of call on all things finacial.

This a an excellent site with lots of useful and easy to understand information. I really like the way the information is presented with not too much jargon and even with a bit of humour in the weekly blog.

Great experience and very informative for your investment requirements.

Boring Money is one of the best finance sites. Lots of information and easy to understand. Plus the blog by Holly is a really enjoyable read every Friday. Funny and informative in equal measure. I would give Boring Money extra stars if I could. Highly recommended.

Great site and insight. Breaks things down and helps everyone understand financial products - more please!

A good easy to understand financial blog. Wish I had found this earlier as I try to massage my humble stock holdings into some semblance of shape.... Would recommend to new investors, professional traders and even the *just curious". Keep up the good work....

This is a great financial blog delivered in simple terms that we can all understand. I loved the short description of the difference between shares and bonds this week:

Companies have two main ways of raising money to fund their growth. They can give away a share of the company to people in return for some cash. Equity. Or they can borrow money from people in return for agreeing to pay interest. Bonds. Some investors prefer bonds because – if the company goes belly-up – investors with bonds are at the front of queue to get any money back. And share holders are at the back of the queue.