In this article, we will look at some of the top UK investment blogs, websites & influencers in 2025.

Influencers

#1. Martin Lewis

Martin Lewis has a huge following of over 11 million and is one of the most well-known personal finance experts in the UK.

In September 2018, Martin launched his new show on ITV called The Martin Lewis Money Show,

Where he shares money-saving tips with viewers while traveling around different countries to explore their cultures and customs.

#2. Faisal Islam

Faisal Islam is a well-known journalist who has been the Economics Editor at Channel Four News since 2003.

In addition to his journalism career, Faisal also worked as an advisor to Gordon Brown when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1997 until 2007.

#3. Paul Lewis

Paul Lewis has a hugely popular personal finance blog called the Money Blog which he launched in 2002.

In 2009, Paul won ITV's The Apprentice and was crowned overall winner of the series.

More recently, Paul appeared on BBC One’s Dragons Den where he pitched his idea for an app to help consumers.

#4. Ian King

Ian King is a TV presenter and personal finance expert. King has had some experience in the media, having worked as an anchor for Bloomberg News between 2005-2008.

In 2013 he joined ITV’s This Morning show to produce their weekly financial section which airs every Friday morning on the programme.

#5. Ian Cowie

Ian Cowie is a Scottish journalist and author who has written extensively on investment, finance and economics.

Cowie was formerly an editor at the Sunday Times newspaper between 1984-1990 where he edited their business section before becoming deputy managing editor of The Observer in 1990.

#6. Jeff Prestridge

Jeff Prestridge is a financial journalist and investment commentator.

He has been the managing editor of Citywire since 2000, overseeing all editorial content.

In his 30 year career in journalism he has written for The Financial Times, Investors Chronicle and Private Eye magazine - as well as many others.

#7. Claer Barrett

Claer Barrett is a British journalist, broadcaster and author.

She has been the business editor at The Times since 2003, having previously been City editor of the Financial Times from 1998-2003 and deputy managing editor before that.

She also hosts BBC Radio Four's In Business programme on Sundays with guests ranging from economists to company executives.

#8. Jasmine Birtles

Jasmine Birtles is a British journalist and author.

She has been the business editor at The Sunday Times since September 2007, having previously worked for The Guardian as deputy city editor, city correspondent and columnist from 2000-2007.

#9. Hilary Osborne

Hilary Osborne is a British journalist and author. She's currently the business editor of The Guardian.

She was deputy city editor at The Observer from 1993-1996, then became the Business Editor in 1998 until her move to The Guardian in 2004.

She has also written for other newspapers such as Financial Times and Daily Telegraph.

She's authored two books on globalisation, and has been a commentator on BBC Radio since 2000.

#10. Tara Evans

Tara Evans is a British journalist and author, currently the Director of Communications at Worldpay.

She was formerly Chief Financial Journalist for The Daily Telegraph from 2005-2015 until she moved to be Economics Editor of the Sunday Times in 2016.

She has also written for other publications such as TIME magazine and Forbes.

#11. Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson is the former Foreign Secretary and Mayor of London. He was also a Member of Parliament from 2001-2018, having represented Henley since 1997.

He served in various positions including Minister for Higher Education (2009-2010), Minister for the Arts (2007-2008) and Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer (2004).

#12. Jeremy Corbyn

Jeremy Corbyn is the Leader of Her Majesty's Official Opposition in Parliament and Member of Parliament for Islington North.

He served on a variety of committees, including Chairman of the Defence Select Committee (1987-1990),

Foreign Affairs Committee (1986-1992) and Energy Secretary to the Treasury Economic Planning Council from 1974–1979.

#13. Richard Fenton

Richard Fenton is the Founder of Wealth Simple and formerly an executive at TD Ameritrade.

He served as Director of Marketing for TD Ameritrade from 2004-2013, responsible for marketing strategy, advertising programmes and other consumer communications.

#14. Emmanuel Asuquo

Emmanuel Asuquo is the Founder of Wealthify and was a former investment banker.

He has over 18 years experience in financial markets, asset management and private equity investments

#15. Andy Webb

Andy Webb is the Founder of Asset Match and formerly an executive at Goldman Sachs.

He was the Managing Director and European Head of Equity Derivatives Sales from 2001 to 2009.

He was responsible for managing a team focused on equity derivatives sales in Europe.

#16. Faith Archer

Faith Archer is the founder of Much More With Less and the author of The Conscious Entrepreneur.

She has been a consultant, mentor and coach since 2005 to entrepreneurs, start-ups and small businesses.

#17. Jenni Hill

Jenni Hill is the founder of Financial Independents and a former hedge fund manager.

She left her career in finance to focus on building an information-based resource for people who are trying to make better financial decisions.

#18. Robert Kiyosaki

Robert Kiyosak is the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

He was the Managing Director and the European Head of Equity Derivatives Sales from 2001 to 2009, responsible for managing a team focused on equity derivatives sales in Europe.

#19. Aman Natt

Aman Natt is a London-based, US citizen who founded Aman and the Map.

He’s been an entrepreneur for over 20 years in Silicon Valley and has led teams that have raised more than $200 million from VCs to startups.

#20. Clare Seal

Clare Seal is a British investor who became famous for her appearance on Dragons' Den.

She launched the Clare Investing website to share tips and advice with other investors in order to help them make better decisions.

Blogs

#21. Make Money Without A Job

Make Money Without A Job is a resource that helps you find ways to make money without having to rely on a job.

The blog showcases many genuine online opportunities, such as selling your old smelly shoes or doing surveys for cash.

There are more than 100 examples of possible income streams in the book and it's a great place to start if your are trying to break free from work dependence.

#22. Saving Scotts

Saving Scotts is a blog that seeks to provide advice and ways for the average reader, who may not be as financially savvy or familiar with finances in general.

They share tips on finding alternative sources of income and money-saving ideas to help people live more frugally.

#23. Mums Savvy Savings

This blog is for the average budget-conscious mum who wants to save money and make better financial decisions.

They share advice on ways to cut out unnecessary expenses, avoid overspending in general and other useful tips that will help them get a handle on their finances.

#24. The Frugal Cottage

Another UK-based blog, The Frugal Cottage is a place for readers who want to live more frugally.

They offer tips and advice on how to obtain the most out of your money every day.

#25. Your Money Sorted

Your Money Sorted helps its readers get a handle on their finances. They offer advice in the form of articles to help you save money and make smarter financial decisions.

#26. Lotty Earns

Lotty Earns is all about making money.

They offer advice on how to start earning, as well as ways to make extra income and keep it coming in - even when your are not working a traditional job.

#27. I Beat Debt

I Beat Debt is a blog about helping you to obtain out of debt.

They offer advice on how to reduce your spending, as well as reading lists and tips for keeping yourself motivated.

#28.Savings 4 Savvy Mums

Savings for Savvy Mums is all about saving money.

They offer advice on how to save money and make the most out of your budget, as well as reading lists for those who want to learn more about personal finances.

#29. Much More With Less

Much More With Less is all about inspiring you to live a frugal life.

They offer advice on how to obtain more from your stuff, and even have articles where they discuss their own experiences of living a simpler lifestyle.

#30. 7 Circles

The blog offers personal finance advice and has reading lists for anyone who wants to learn more about making their money work harder.

They also have a beginners guide on how to invest, as well as articles from guest bloggers sharing their own experiences of investing in the stock market.

#31. Be Clever With Your Cash

Focusing on the money side of personal finance, this blog offers advice and tips for making your money work harder.

They also have some really useful reading lists about investing in shares too.

#32. Debt Camel

This site is dedicated to helping people with debt.

They offer advice on how to obtain out of credit card or mortgage debt, and also host a weekly Q&A for those looking for more help about their personal finances.

#33. Homely Economics

Homely Economics is a blog dedicated to helping people understand their finances better.

They offer articles on how to make your money work harder, invest in shares and save up for retirement, as well as providing more general financial advice about mortgages and credit cards too.

#34. From Pennies To Pounds

The From Pennies To Pounds blog focuses on personal finance, offering articles about how to save money and deal with debt.

they havealso written a number of investment guides - these cover everything from shares to property as well as savings accounts too.

#35. Household Money Saving

The Household Money Saving blog may be aimed at UK-based households, but it does have a lot of helpful tips for those looking to save money.

They offer guides on how to cut your monthly bills and also provide articles about making the most out of your bank account - with lots of simple budgeting advice too.

#36. Money Saving Girl

The Money Saving Girl blog is written by a female blogger with the goal of helping people save money.

She offers advice on everything from cutting down your grocery bill,

To how you can make better use of cashback sites like Quidco - and she also has lots of investment guides too.

#37. Pounds & Sense

Pounds & Sense may be a UK-based investment blog, but they're the experts when it comes to saving money.

They offer advice on everything from how you can make your own household products to tips for managing your family's finances - and their articles are perfect for those looking to invest in stocks too!

#38. Boost My Budget

Boost My Budget is one of the most popular UK investment blogs, and for good reason.

They offer everything from tips on buying a new car to advice on how you can make your money work harder - and they also have lots of articles about investing.