Follow the Money
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| Rating | |||
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| Netherlands | 98%2,834 | 4.74 | |
| Belgium | <1%20 | 4.40 | |
| Germany | <1%8 | 4.50 | |
| France | <1%6 | 4.67 | |
| Luxembourg | <1%5 | 4.80 | |
| United States | <1%5 | 5.00 | |
| United Kingdom | <1%4 | 4.50 | |
| Switzerland | <1%2 | 5.00 | |
| Spain | <1%2 | 4.00 | |
| United Arab Emirates | <1%1 | 5.00 |
Description
Power needs to be held to account.
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Follow the Money (FTM) is an independent platform for investigative journalism that digs deep into how power, money, and influence shape our world. We follow the money behind politics, business, and climate to expose wrongdoing, corruption, and abuse of power – always guided by evidence and the public interest.
From national governments to European institutions, from corporate boardrooms to the climate crisis, our journalists uncover the financial and political forces shaping everyday life. We bring you stories that matter – the ones that explain not just *what* happens, but *why* it happens, and *who* profits.
Inside the app
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Listen anywhere – stream exclusive podcasts and read-aloud versions of our investigations
Follow your favourites – track authors, dossiers, and ongoing stories with one tap
Get instant alerts – receive notifications when new investigations go live
Enjoy member-only access – unlock premium deep dives and long-form analyses
Read free stories – explore selected open-access journalism for everyone
Our app combines rigorous reporting with modern storytelling. Whether you prefer reading or listening, you’ll get full access to independent journalism that reveals how money flows, power operates, and decisions are made behind closed doors.
About Follow the Money
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Follow the Money is an award-winning newsroom for independent investigative journalism in the Netherlands and across Europe. Our goal is simple: to hold power to account and uncover the truth in service of society.
With a growing community of more than **47,000 paying members**, we investigate corruption, financial misconduct, lobbying networks, and systemic abuses that affect public life. Together with our readers, we aim to build a fairer, better-informed Europe – one investigation at a time.
Our team of reporters, editors, and data specialists work collaboratively to produce original investigations, detailed analyses, and explanatory pieces that connect the dots between money, influence, and accountability. Every story we publish undergoes thorough fact-checking and editorial review to ensure accuracy and transparency.
What we cover
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Some of our investigations focus on:
Political power and policy in Europe
Corporate influence, finance, and tax havens
Climate change, energy, and sustainability
Housing, healthcare, and inequality
Technology, surveillance, and digital rights
Whether it’s exposing how European funds are spent, tracking hidden networks of influence, or revealing environmental and social impacts of business decisions, Follow the Money gives readers a clear, evidence-based view of how power works.
Why it matters
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In an era of misinformation and clickbait, independent journalism has never been more vital. Follow the Money stands for transparency, accountability, and truth-telling. Every article, podcast, and investigation is powered by our readers – people who believe journalism should serve society, not shareholders.
By joining our growing community, you help support fearless reporting that holds the powerful to account and protects the public interest.
Join the movement
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Download the app to access bold investigative journalism on the go. Listen to exclusive podcasts, follow your favourite authors, save stories for later, and receive alerts on the issues that shape our future.
Together, we can make Europe more transparent, more honest, and more just.
Feedback
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We’d love to hear from you. Send your feedback to **[email protected]**.
If you value our work, please leave a review – it helps more people discover independent investigative journalism.
