Nothing very sexy, I'm afraid.
An unknown sum gets shuffled into my employer's DB pension scheme every month before I see it.
£200 a month goes into my husband's SIPP, which is a Bestinvest middling-risk fund. I plan to increase that once our cash pot is a little bigger; it makes much more sense to build up his pension savings than to top up mine because he'll be a non-taxpayer in retirement, although he's a few years younger than I am so it also puts it out of reach for longer.
£50 each a month into a global tracker and a sector fund ISA with HL.
But mostly cash. I'm counting down towards early retirement and we're trialling living on £2,000 a month, so anything over £2,300 (to allow for the above regular savings, which are optional) gets siphoned into a cash savings account on payday.