Top Performing ETFs, Funds, and Investment Trusts
Our new series reveals the sectors dominating returns and key trends shaping markets.
Top performing ready-made investments
Every quarter, Boring Money collects performance data to bring you the latest insights into how ready-made investment portfolios across different risk categories have performed.
Investment Focus: Sector and market analysis
Every month, we take a closer look at the sectors, themes, and strategies shaping the stock market. Whether it’s the latest on bonds or the rise of emerging markets, our performance data and expert analysis help you get to the bottom of what's really trending right now.
Most Popular funds, Investment Trusts and ETFs
Every month, Boring Money collects data to bring you the most popular funds, Investment Trusts and ETFs across the top investment platforms in the UK. Read on below to see the best-selling investments on AJ Bell, Fidelity, Hargreaves Lansdown and interactive investor.
Frequently asked questions about the market and fund performance hub
What does Boring Money's investment market analysis hub cover?
Boring Money's market analysis hub gives UK investors free monthly data on the funds people are actually buying, the sectors driving returns and how ready-made portfolios are performing. It pulls together four series: Most Popular Funds, Investor Focus, Quarterly Performance Data, and Top Performing Investments, updated every month with fresh platform data.
What are the most popular funds UK investors are buying right now?
Boring Money tracks the funds investors are actually buying each month across AJ Bell, Fidelity, Hargreaves Lansdown and interactive investor. This shows real buying behaviour rather than provider marketing, updated monthly. In July, the most popular funds in the UK were Fidelity Index World and Vanguard FTSE Global All Cp Idx £ Acc.
What is Boring Money’s Investor Focus series?
Investor Focus is Boring Money's monthly deep dive into the sectors and themes shaping markets, from infrastructure to mining to overlooked opportunities. Written by our own team, it explains why a sector is moving and what it means for everyday investors, in plain English rather than trading-desk jargon.
How do ready-made investment portfolios perform by risk level?
Boring Money's Quarterly Performance Data tracks how ready-made portfolios perform across different risk categories - from cautious to adventurous - using real returns data rather than provider projections. It's updated every quarter so investors can compare how their risk band has actually performed, not just how it's forecast to perform.
For April-June 2026, the top performers for high risk portfolios were Aviva Multi-asset Plus V (14.9%), Charles Stanley Multi Asset Adventurous (14.8%) and Hargreaves Lansdown Adventurous Managed (14.3%). For the medium risk category, top performers were Wealthify Ambitious (11.7%), Barclays Growth (10.2%) and Charles Stanley Multi Asset Moderate (9.6%). Low risk top performers were Wealthify Tentative (6.8%), Charles Stanley Multi Asset Cautious (5.8%) and Scottish Widows Managed Growth 2 (5.5%)
Where does Boring Money get its investment and fund data from?
Boring Money collects data directly from the UK's top investment platforms - including AJ Bell, Fidelity, Hargreaves Lansdown and interactive investor - each month. This is combined with expert analysis from Boring Money's own team.
Is Boring Money’s market analysis free to use?
Yes. Boring Money's monthly market intelligence - Most Popular Funds, Investor Focus, Quarterly Performance Data and Top Performing Investments - is free to access! All you need to do is register and subscribe to Boring Money and you will be granted full access to our guides and articles without any subscription cost.
How is Boring Money’s analysis different from a platform’s own performance page?
Unlike a single platform's performance page, Boring Money aggregates buying and returns data across multiple platforms - AJ Bell, Fidelity, Hargreaves Lansdown and interactive investor, Barclays and Scottish Widows - so investors see market-wide trends rather than one provider's view. It's independent, cross-platform, and updated monthly.