Miss Honeypenny

It's absolutely wonderful working with Madame Moneypenny. Everyone on the team works with such dedication and passion that I haven't often experienced. Thank you for your incredible work ❤️

We greatly value the collaboration and exchange with the team! Thank you for your trust, we look forward to many more joint projects and successes :-)

It's incredible what's being done for women here. Through the mentoring program, I finally managed to gain clarity about my retirement planning, understand my pension gap, close it, AND finally take control of my finances with confidence and autonomy. I'm incredibly grateful for the transformation I experienced in the program because now I'm relaxed about my financial future, my anxieties are gone, and I no longer need expensive financial advice. I never thought I'd be able to understand it and that I'd actually enjoy the topic of finance. Thank you. Thank you, thank you to Natascha for this pioneering work and to the entire team behind it, including the experts. You've given me back my inner peace.

The collaboration is simply exceptional – clear, fast, open, and full of heart. Natascha and her team are so inspiring and bring incredible energy to every project. We're already looking forward to many more wonderful moments and shared successes with this amazing team. 💜

Playing on women's fears under the guise of female empowerment. They offer a mentoring program that takes place entirely online and costs more than €5,000. Here's my email, which I unfortunately never received a reply to: Hello Finja, Since the price or price range for the mentoring wasn't clearly stated, I did some research online. I was shocked to discover that the mentoring typically costs around €5,000. Although the final price is determined flexibly, this amount is significantly above my absolute limit of €1,800. I'm sorry to be so blunt, but this has nothing to do with Natascha's encouraging messages for me. Having to pay this much money for purely online training and live group calls is simply not worth it to me. This is far too exorbitant a price, especially considering it's being marketed as female empowerment. I just rewatched the recording of the online training because I couldn't believe how much money is being charged for the mentoring. Unfortunately, in retrospect, I have to say that Natascha is really exploiting women's insecurities and fears. She stokes these fears by showcasing her "scientifically sound" knowledge and repeatedly mentioning that there's a "ready-made system" and a "template" – which only she supposedly knows. The only way out of this predicament – ​​as the kolo online training suggests – is to join her mentoring program. She never mentions a price, let alone discusses the price range transparently or explains that the price is determined in the initial consultation. Based on these considerations, I unfortunately have to cancel our appointment. I was really looking forward to starting this journey together. However, my very positive impression of Natascha/Madame Moneypenny (I've been following her since around 2018) has unfortunately been pretty much shattered in the last 48 hours. I'm still in shock because I never would have imagined this when I first started following her. I really hope she's not slowly drifting off course with her business in a direction that has nothing to do with her original spirit. I'd like to suggest that you critically re-examine your business model and pricing structure. After her €18,000 loss, would Natascha seriously have paid €5,000 or more for such an online training course? I still wish you a nice weekend.

This constant advertising for their own courses, programs, and days, the incessant laughter, and the consistently distorted idioms make listening very tedious, and on top of that, there's no real content. I'm out 👋

You sit through over 30 minutes of pure storytelling and then end up discussing the "system," which is nothing more than prioritization. It's incredibly repetitive, and you feel like you're not making any real progress. Maybe that's just my perception, but I would have been better off reading professional literature. I had to leave because the whole thing was making me really nervous. I usually take something away from the session, but I couldn't stand it any longer. It's like an American advertising website where you have to scroll through 2.5 kilometers just to get to the product price. It's maddening. Unfortunately, even the mentor's likeability doesn't help.

It's not reinventing the wheel. I don't need to pay thousands of euros for coaching to invest in ETFs. You can easily find out for yourself how to build a retirement plan with ETFs. There's a Facebook group that's occasionally helpful and interesting on the topic of women becoming financially independent. Sometimes a bit too radical, but okay. Now I've been removed from it without any explanation. I followed the group rules. Unfortunately, they can't tell me what I did wrong. Very disappointing. Not exactly confidence-inspiring or conducive to attracting new clients.

I listen to Natasha's podcast and she addresses really important topics for women. Plus, she presents it all in a way that makes it fun to listen and to learn about your finances. I think it's great!

The three stars are for all the groundwork Natasha put in when she was still building a name for herself on YouTube. Three to five years ago, she recorded some really cool videos (see the Popular Videos section) where she clearly and directly covered topics like saving money properly, achieving goals, and mindset in just one hour. Girls – it's all free and empowering, which I can really stand behind. Anyone can actually find out how big their pension gap is online with a little time and persistence. It's dry stuff, but we all sign cell phone contracts, right? And if you're scared, grab your friend. Investing five or six thousand euros in mentoring – no matter who's doing it – should really only happen if there's absolutely no other option. So please, let's focus on empowerment in the truest sense and get money through consumer goods advertising, not by directly pocketing money from inexperienced women and girls. Sorry, not sorry.

It was a blast. I've rarely experienced so many emotions related to finances, I've made a friend, gained a new perspective on myself and my goals, and acquired a new motto for difficult decisions: keep it simple. In short: Natascha's mentoring is fantastic for beginners like me. The videos guided me step-by-step, and in just eight weeks, I was finally able to tackle the previously daunting topic of finances. Before: I was completely lost. Now: I'm on a clear path (with maybe a few minor bumps in the road).