They give decent honest advice They give decent honest advice. They do not offer Get Rich Quick, nor are they 100% perfect in their predictions, no one can be. For just over a decade, I have followed their advice and my modest Nest Egg in an ISA has more than doubled. Diversification and patience are key to investing. Some investments have lost money, most have gained, some have gained BIG. You need a minimum time frame of 3 years. Never risk money you cannot afford to lose

Unlikely to renew my membership Been a member for years, 5 or so, and over that time I have seen some good returns. However, more and more now we receive US listed recommendations, instead of UK. I signed up for motley fool UK not USA. Unfortunately the performance of picks vs the market has decreased to being almost equal. Unlikely to renew membership.

Really terrible stock picking tips and… Really terrible stock picking tips and endless attempts to upsell. What is worse is that I've noted that some of the Fire picks they've recommended seem to plummet almost immediately after being tipped - I'm not saying that this is a pump and dump mechanism but something feels badly amiss. Avoid

Reasonable service - must try harder Too much spam, which distracts from the paid for service. Sometimes intermittent coverage and reviews. Some “Best Buy now” recommended shares falling by very large double digits losses in the following week. Cross selling other services makes you wonder why you’re paying for the one you have.

I’ve been a member now for quite a few… I’ve been a member now for quite a few years and have always found their reviews and recommendations note worthy. They review undervalued companies e.g Barclays, when pointed out at 0.90p it seemed obviously so bought and doubled my money. Also growth stocks and sector stocks with another recommendation, Glencore, bought at £2.32, I still hold that now at £5.30. The coverage is very good and would recommend being a member as there are also exclusive recommendations before they go fully public.