Fortune and Freedom Anmeldelser 

If you trust Nigel Farage with your money, there's no helping you...

An out and out scam fronted by a proven liar. Do not be fooled. Avoid

Complete con from a man who's conned millions of his supporters. The UK'S biggest liar and con man.

Scammed. Should be less than 1 star. Stealing peoples money.

This is a scam being advertised on YouTube. Don’t invest! Scam alert!

Terrible firm, nothing but an attempt to cash in on some folks gullibility. Avoid him, Mr Farage, and them at all costs.

Total scam! Just look who's fronting it. Farage is the biggest con man the UK has seen for years! The only one getting rich is this charlatan

If you need advice, pay a regulated financial adviser. They are obliged by law to make suitable recommendations of regulated products and funds.
Oh, and avoid this scam which may as well be labelled "The Farage Pension Fund". It looks and smells like a scam from the initial communications, so it will be the most vulnerable that are most likely to keep coughing up and end up getting ripped off.

Taking advice from a man who squandered €10m of EU cash means you must be very dim and soon to be poor too

The advice from my spam folder is as credible and accurate

If you loved Donald Trump, You'll obviously love Nigel Farage.. If you wouldn't Trust Trump then it's fair to say you shouldn't trust this grifter either.

Wow this is a bait and switch to the max. I just wasted a good hour or two of my life.

First you are paying £99 for some very basic, generic information and then they try to hook another £2500.

The aim seems to be to tell you to buy Gold and in future some other yet to be provided stocks.

And if you want to fact check for example. They say you can benifit from the "increasing price of gold", however take a look at the last 1 or 2 year price graph. It has been in a Downward trend (not upward) since the 6th of August 2020. (Priour to that it was upward from mid 2018.

There are much better resources on the Internet and I really do pity anyone why gets sucked into parting with their money here.

The FCA should really be shutting this crowd down, it seems to be a scam to enrich the sites owners more than users.

I followed a youtube ad featuring Nigel Farage and found myself listening to an hour long pitch about how ordinary people can make good on the stock market. The presentation was convincing and I decided to sign up for a 3 month fully refundable trial for £99. Once I was hooked there were follow on ads for 'never to be seen again' opportunities to join Nigel's inner circle of investors for a lifetime membership of £2,500. Then further 'never to be seen again' offers for trading gold. Once you say no to these you are offered another fully refundable subscription to 'Gold Stock Fortunes'. I guess we all fancy ourselves with a stash of gold bars in the attic so I said yes. Once inside I realised I had simply signed up to access a library of leaflets and videos on how to invest. No one to one with Nigel or his new best friend Rob Marstrand. The whole look of the website feels cheap and dodgy and I immediately regretted my subscription. I have since called them to request a refund, there was no hard sell to continue and I will wait and see if the charges are refunded to my credit card.

Could any one trust Farage to do and say anything honest, before anyone signs up and pays money to this scum then have a look who may be financially involved.
Farage is a friend of the Mercer family Google them and see if you want any part of it, Farage is a racist along with his buddy trump and all financed by the Mercers.

Have paid my £99 subscription as of 31st Dec 2020 expecting all the various publications offered that are meant to inform and raise up your knowledge-base to start understanding this area of the market. Liked also the fact that once you were up to speed informationally and started investing they would make suggestions via email when to, sell, buy, or hold an investment, at least until one was confident enough to make more informed decisions oneself.

As I agree with Nigel Farage's politics on Europe I concluded NF wouldn't embark on anything that would tarnish his reputation among UK Brexiteers. So thought £99 even for the publications and knowledge about how to make your first investment as well as the monthly UK Independent Wealth newsletter, even if I didn't actually make any investments in the first year so as to first appraise NF's project, was worth it. I could even cancel the subscription before the year was out if I didn't feel the knowledge was informed enough, even cancelling within the first 3 months and getting one's £99 back, seemed fairly risk free.

Unfortunately upon subscribing I didn't get an email giving me login details to a personal UK Independent Wealth account as expected to start informing and educating myself from the publications I allegedly bought, and its now 3rd Jan 2021. So no ability to cancel or unsubscribe, not surprisingly I was made immediately suspicious. Also didn't get a reassuring welcoming email that for intelligent newcomers to investing like myself, map out an investment journey for us suggesting what of their publications we might read first in the light of this or that investment.

No, nothing as logical and methodical as that. What they did was replace being bombarded with Fortune&Freedom daily emails from Nigel Farage with daily relentless carpet bombing of bulletins by UK Independent Wealth (UK-IW) from people that one hadn't been originally introduced to in NF's video. Thus one has no ability to vet their investment backstory to check their credibility.

In addition the UK-IW daily bulletins are in jargon that is designed for the seasoned investor exhausting the new investor right from the get-go before they have even started getting access to their purchased publications.

This is a very very badly pitched project that is supposedly designed for the 'every-man' interested in making better returns than currently available with ISAs, or just banking your money. Maybe it's teething problems, but my gut instinct is, how can you possibly get the introduction of a major pitched project like this so very wrong. If the introduction is badly done, what does that say about the investment advice. All I can say is the whole online carpet bombing experience so far has a tacky feel about it, smacks of being faced with a hard-sell window glazing salesman in your living room, or some timeshare scheme one's got embroiled in and one is trying to find a way out the door.

It is not the enterprise I thought it was going to be and only took the plunge on the back of how I politically feel about NF's politics and his positive reputation in my view. Sad to say will be cancelling my subscription just on the introduction experience alone.

Hi, its interesting if you have hours and hours a day to read the blurb, but they are always asking for more cash, i will probably give it another month and if the suggested stock purchases are thin on the ground, will get my money back. Not very impressed so far!
Clive Hampton

Nigel's advice is to buy gold so you're at the mercy of the markets - prices go down as well as up. You'll just be lining his pockets instead of the institutions he slags off. Put your money in a low cost ISA instead.