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MoneyWeek provides intelligent, easy-to-read analysis of the week's financial news, with practical investment advice for private investors. Opinionated and enjoyable, MoneyWeek covers all areas of investing – property, shares, funds, commodities, etc, – both in the UK and globally.
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MoneyWeek is read by the cash rich/time poor who wish to take an interest in their finances, but do not want to wade through the financial pages of broadsheets, or those of other specialist financial magazines.
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- The UK's best selling financial magazine
- ABC for MoneyWeek magazine, Jul – Dec 2021: 55,862
- 93% male
- 35-64 years old
- 21% board directors
- Mean personal net worth is £989,000*
- 20% of subscribers have personal net worth of more than £1 million*
- Mean personal income is £81,000
- Sources: ABC Jul – Dec 2014, BSB Media research, 2015
- *Excluding the value of their home
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- 89% are male
- 35-64 years old
- 18% board directors
- Mean value of investments is £653,000*
- Mean personal income is £72,000
- The Money Morning newsletter is referred to on a daily basis by 38% of readers. 83% refer to it at least 3-4 times a week
- Daily distribution: 100,000, Monday to Friday
- Source: BSB Media research, 2015
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