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The Boring Money website is very accesible and cuts through the jargon that the financial industry is so fond of. Holly's weekly email is entertaining and useful, what more can you ask for?

Written in a lighthearted, draw you in way, but sharp and to the point.
Informative without dragging info out, which it should be for an email!

Very useful and easy to follow financial gargon. Great for the beginner with some fun added to it. Really good to have a regular email with updates and financial information. I highly recommend for anyone who doesn't understand all the technical mumbo jumbo of the bankers and investment organisations. Thank you.

Brilliant. Straight talking, no flannel and all with a wicked sense of humour. Well done. As a newbie to investments I've found this blog to be very refreshing and informative. Thank you

Excellent, well written and highly informative,

Update: See below for my main view. However, the website is not easy to navigate (there is no search in this site button for example) and I just spent an hour trying to read an article that interested me but could not get beyond first 2 points despite having spent half an hour trying ! I also dont like how the login takes you straight to visible, not main standard page.

Boringmoney provides down to earth help for small investors - interesting articles and case studies helped me when first venturing into the big scary world of investment !

Makes sense of complex stuff. I urn my own business but haven't taken time to learn about what I should do with my money - Boring is so damn helpful and doesn't make me feel stupid - but makes stuff easy.

I asked a question about avoiding inheritance tax and was given a list of annual sums I can give away, but nothing about giving away large sums, pension money, property or using trusts etc.

Holly’s blogs are always informative, and easy to follow even if you are not a financial whiz kid! If she uses jargon there is always a link to explain so you can read up more in-depth about something.

Holy even makes stagflation interesting. Great blog for sound investment advice with a twist of humour. Brightens my day.

Always enjoy reading the 'boring Money' blog, Holly explains things well for those without a financial background and produces a well written summary of what's going on in the market in an enteratining way, certainly not boring!

Superb professional and awesome website for learnings.
At last we are losing the pale, male and stale face of Finance.
Women need a voice in finance and Holly and her
amazing female guests are fulfilling this need at last.
Holly speaks with simple clarity.

Fun, packed with good advice, easy to understand financial jargon buster! Great weekly read, thanks to all the 'boring' team :)

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I thought that the webinar including Holly, Catherine Flood from Scottish Mortgage, and Dennis Hall from Yellowtail Financial Planning was exceptionally good. The excellent presentations were based on thoroughly sound principles and the ensuing discussions and answers to questions were interesting and relevant. Thank you.

I work in finance and look to Holly and her Boring team to help me understand and navigate the fairly daunting world I've found myself in! Amazing blog which MAKES SENSE and is a joy to read - honestly has me snorting most weeks. Thanks Boring team!

Not at all boring. Sound, professional advise in no nonsense jargon free language with no agenda other than to help those with an interest in the financial markets. Good soh too.

This lady is on it!
Great humour mix in with great knowledge- bit posh but know her stuff.

Nuff respect ✊

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