Touchstone Education is an online learning platform based in the UK, specializing in property investment courses designed to help individuals maximize their investment returns and achieve financial success. The company offers a comprehensive range of educational resources, including a two-day property investment training course known as the Wealth Through Property course, which covers various streams of income within the property sector.
Targeting aspiring property investors, Touchstone Education provides access to expert guidance from seasoned professionals with over 50 years of cumulative experience in the industry. The platform aims to equip students with the necessary skills and insights to build profitable property portfolios while fostering a community for networking and mentorship among participants. With a commitment to delivering quality education in property investment, Touchstone Education serves as a valuable resource for individuals looking to enhance their financial prospects through real estate.
Touchstone Education has a positive customer experience.
Touchstone Education receives a generally positive reception, with many reviewers praising the quality of the courses and the insightful guidance from instructors like Molly and Nick Rowland. Customers appreciate the practical advice and personal development opportunities, noting that the courses can be transformative and inspiring.
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However, there are significant complaints regarding the perceived lack of structure and the pressure to invest additional money beyond the initial course fees. Some attendees feel that the promotional claims about "zero cost" investments are misleading, leading to frustration about unexpected expenses. While many find the content valuable, others describe experiences as unstructured and filled with upselling tactics.
1,060 customer reviewsLatest review over a year ago
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Rating, volume, share of the score, six-month trend and fake-review risk for each source
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Imported Trustpilot reviews
4.4
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Reputation trend
Monthly average rating from reviews written by people · latest review Aug 2025.
Last 3 months
4.2
12-month avg
4.4
All-time
4.4
Category avg
4.5
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Monthly average rating and review count
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Sep 24
4.7
46
Oct 24
4.8
88
Nov 24
4.6
77
Dec 24
4.7
50
Jan 25
4.5
151
Feb 25
4.3
161
Mar 25
4.1
128
Apr 25
4.3
103
May 25
4.2
70
Jun 25
4.3
110
Jul 25
4.1
16
Aug 25
3.9
60
What people praise & complain about
Share of positive (4–5★) and negative (1–2★) reviews mentioning each topic · based on the 500 most recent reviews.
Top praiseof 393 positive reviews
Helpful support13%
53 mentions
Prices & value11%
45 mentions
Customer service9%
36 mentions
Professionalism4%
17 mentions
“No question was left unanswered, and the behind the scenes team were super helpful and supportive too”
On “Helpful support” · Aug 10, 2025
Top complaintsof 70 negative reviews
Payment issues33%
23 mentions
Pricing24%
17 mentions
Refund24%
17 mentions
Scam13%
9 mentions
“Apparently a financial analyser and net worth calculator worth £5k included in the payment only 2 day course”
On “Payment issues” · Aug 12, 2025
How it compares
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I really enjoyed the 2 day course and found value in it. I thought the coaches were great and the company owners.
I think expecting people to pay 15k for their further course could be more achievable if they did payment options but too much emphasis on the selling of that. All in all, worthwhile doing the 2 days.
Really upto the Mark information, Great inspiring leaders and coaching team. Learn a lot. But if payment can be offered in installments would be helpful
It was 2 days of good learning; I would have loved to have heard on the Airbnb business but I did pick on a few other strategies/models which I find quite interesting
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This was kind of what I was expecting to be honest. A lot of hype and sales, but not a lot of substance. A few nuggets interspersed with 'inspirational' stories, but delivered in a chaotic way to ensure that you were perpetually confused about what the current topic was about. There was notionally a timetable, which didn't match the actual content and there were no timings for breaks so it was impossible to plan what you were doing. As someone who has been on a lot of training days, this, sadly, doesn't deliver the goods.
Misleading "Teaching" - Two Days of Aggressive Sales Tactics
I paid £99 for what was promoted as a two-day teaching course, but it was nothing more than an extended, high-pressure sales pitch for a £15,000, 12-month program. The vast majority of the "two days" was dedicated to trying to upsell attendees.
If you removed all the "put a 1 in the chat box" requests, the depressing American motivational videos, and the "student success stories" (most from five years ago claiming millions in earnings), this entire event could have been condensed into an hour.
On the final day, the aggressive tactics escalated, with one Scottish speaker resorting to swearing at attendees. It seemed they mistook people's reluctance to part with £15,000 for fear, when in reality, many were expressing genuine financial hardship, stating they couldn't afford it and were struggling to put food on the table, especially after paying £99 for what turned out to be a prolonged advertisement.
The constant narrative from one of the female presenters, about how she did this for her family, was in £24,000 debt but spent £20,000 on the course, and now spends all her time with her kids, felt disingenuous. Not only was she spending her weekend trying to sell this expensive course, but she also claimed to take one week of foreign holidays every month – which contradicts the idea of spending "all her time with her kids." The suggestion of putting £10,000 on a credit card when in significant debt, or relying on a brother for a £10,000 loan, isn't a realistic or responsible option for many attendees.
They heavily pushed a narrative of limited spaces, claiming only "33 places" were available and implying only a few were left by Sunday afternoon. This tactic, designed to create urgency, seemed particularly manipulative given that they are clearly running more "two-day courses" throughout the month, which I can only assume will magically have more "bargain" £15,000 places become available. The potential earnings of over £450,000 from just one weekend's worth of sales (33 x £15k) highlight the true nature of this "course."
In summary, do not expect genuine teaching or value for your money. This is a thinly veiled, high-pressure sales event designed to extract a significant sum from attendees.
It's crucial to note that this company is based in Liechtenstein, NOT the UK.
Perhaps the biggest red flag. It's my understanding under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, for most online purchases, you have a legal right to a 14-day "cooling-off" period to change your mind and receive a refund.
However, these rights typically do not apply to Digital products, such as online courses, after you have been given access to them (with notification from us that you would not be able to cancel) or have started to download or stream them.
A significant concern is that by immediately starting the £15k program after the initial two days, they appear to be leveraging a loophole in the Consumer Contracts Regulations regarding digital products to remove any cancellation rights. This immediate access means you are instantly stripped of your legal right to cancel, as you've been given access to the digital product. It's a calculated move to trap customers into a £15,000 commitment with no recourse.
On a potentially positive note, their own terms (18.6) state that the terms are governed by English law, and both parties agree to submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts. This suggests that despite being a Liechtenstein company, they acknowledge and potentially allow for legal action in the UK
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Reply 25/06/2025
It seems you haven't reviewed your own sales emails. Your claim that the £99 event is "clearly advertised as an introductory experience, designed to showcase the value of our full education programme" contradicts your email's promises of "Expert Training," "Success Techniques," "Valuable Resources," "Networking," and a "CPD Certificate."
The event offered minimal to no actual training, tools, or networking. It was not advertised as a "showcase"
I never stated your students weren't real; rather, they seemed present solely to promote your £15k course, not as part of any training.
The aggressive and manipulative tactics used on Sunday, including constant pressure to pay £15k, deleting chat comments, and an operative swearing, are unacceptable and not what I'd consider good practice.
I never claimed you didn't comply with UK consumer regulations. However, by immediately starting the 12-month course, attendees lost their legal right to cancel, you offer no other explanation.
You asked for my review, I have honestly given that so please use it constructively.
Touchstone Education felt more like a high-pressure sales operation than a true learning experience. Challenging questions in the chat were repeatedly deleted - I initially thought it was a glitch, but after scrolling through multiple times to find the messages, it became clear this was intentional and happened on several occasions. Meanwhile, easier questions were answered, making the selective filtering obvious. The content was shallow, focused mostly on vague success stories without practical details or real strategies. They pushed their paid academy aggressively, using guilt tactics like “if you don’t pay, what’s your plan?”, didn't offer any sort of payment plans - instead encouraging loans or spreading costs over credit cards. Even now, two days after the event - when they claimed it would sell out and that the price would jump to £22,000 - I realised I still had the tab open on my laptop, and everything still works at the £15,000 price (I haven’t bought the course and have since closed the tab). So don’t feel pressured into making a decision there and then. Definitely not a good use of my time, and I’m thankful I didn’t spend £15,000 - especially after seeing what others have experienced.
I attended a two-day online event. Having listened to Paul and Abi on other occasions, I know that they know their stuff.
My bugbear: As the two days continued, there was more and more emphasis on how important it was to join the Wealth Academy and less emphasis on how to actually generate wealth through property (unless the only way to generate wealth through property is via the Wealth Academy). In fact, on day 2, it was nearly all about the Wealth Academy which costs £15k. I can see how it would be possible to make that back very quickly, if successful, with the networking and support that is available, but for a person who has no existing network (family or friends) with access to that kind of money and no means of getting hold of it, the program is out of reach.
I think there was valuable information shared, but I feel that it could be compressed into one day, perhaps 1.5 days max.
Ideas for improvement:
1. Tone down the 'hard sell' a lot. Because of this, I can't give a 4* rating.
2. Provide a payment plan or similar for those who would do well but just cannot, for whatever reason, access the money.
The team here helped take away the fear of starting something new that can be life transforming, helped us in taking that bold step for change. The 2 days course helped my husband and I gain insight into what must be done to create a change in our status, and we did take it. Thank you.
Learnt so much about making money through property. Lovely, down-to-earth "normal" people turned millionaire property investors showing how you can make millions, as they have done.
Myself and my partner joined the 2 hour zoom with Abi and felt it was inspiring so signed up to the 2 day course. We learnt quite a bit in the 2 days and so we found the funds and joined the Wealth Academy. We only joined 2 weeks ago and feel like we have learnt so much in such a short space of time ( a bit of info overload ) but glad we can keep going over it if need be. We have watched a couple Q&A sessions and today attended our first deal clinic and networking event!! We again have learnt a great deal, met some lovely people who were happy to talk about their own experiences and journey and given great advice. All speakers were fab at keeping you engaged and all very encouraging. We love the Mindset learning and it’s so true its sets everything you do!
So glad we have joined the Touchstone family, Thank you everyone x
Molly Chopra - Queen of Commercial Property Investing
We had the pleasure of attending a coaching session on Friday with Molly Chopra to discuss and learn more about Commercial Property Investing. We gained her knowledge and experience on SASS, Commercial Zoning, Networking, takling the 'Requirements List' and left with the confidence to approach commercial agents and view more properties. Thank you Molly, it was great to meet you.
JUNE 2025, Signed up for the £99 2 day educational course. Almost within the first hour, the training Acedemy was mentioned for £15k to join the next stage. So presenter Abi, Gori, Paul keep repeatable saying only 29 places available but we had over 200 on the call? So who gonna be the 1 in10 to be able to go to next stage and be 15grand down? After 8 hours first day patter and similar next day, you feel ground down. Alot of questions asked by everyone on the call goes unanswered and they switchnthe chat to private from public all the time so you cant see how others feel. I did learn some information but honestly 15k plus for next stage? Ask yourself this question, if they all multi property millionaires, why push a 15k course so much??? Also some people during the call wanted to pay via installment or from profits made and this was pushed back. If life if it sounds too good to be true is this?
Generally I had a very good experience, certainly learned a few things that with further investigation I feel I can use. I already practice several of the strategies that Touchstone use within my small, profitable property business; £99 well spent!
They lost a star as I feel there is a bit too much hard sell for the full membership, though understandable being they are all hardcore wheeler/dealers, more detailed training less promotion please.
£15k is alot of money to part with on an fb promotion; unless you look at what people spend on university fees & what you might potentially gain from the experience & knowledge, the potential is unlimited.
The property business is not easy, certainly not for the faint hearted & comes with its own problems/grief that could potentially sink you, anyone entering into it need to be aware of the obvious pitfalls & not get too greedy too quickly.
Touchstone on the face of it do appear to have alot to offer for people both experienced & new to it, I will certainly be investigating further before committing & parting with £15k of my hard earned.
Touchstone team is one amazing team. I enjoyed each one of the sessions. Very informative and interactive sessions.
I just think it was alot for a two day seminar. Maybe it was me though… I like grasping everything while in session.
Keep it up team!!!
Very enjoyable two days and the hosts especially Abby were first class , very informative and so enthusiastic.
Would love to continue the journey soon
Many thanks.
Gary
Touchstone Education is an online learning platform based in the UK, specializing in property investment courses designed to help individuals maximize their investment returns and achieve financial success. The company offers a comprehensive range of educational resources, including a two-day property investment training course known as the Wealth Through Property course, which covers various streams of income within the property sector.
Targeting aspiring property investors, Touchstone Education provides access to expert guidance from seasoned professionals with over 50 years of cumulative experience in the industry. The platform aims to equip students with the necessary skills and insights to build profitable property portfolios while fostering a community for networking and mentorship among participants. With a commitment to delivering quality education in property investment, Touchstone Education serves as a valuable resource for individuals looking to enhance their financial prospects through real estate.