I put this in the black friday thread but wanted to give it better visibility since it ends sunday night.

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For us poor uneducated country bumpkins it is "The Wall Street Journal". Don't feel bad, I had to Google it myself.

Well worth it. You may cancell without hassle at the end of the promotional period. I did so with Barrons that I was not reading.

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Originally posted by Gene Hillman:
For us poor uneducated country bumpkins it is "The Wall Street Journal". Don't feel bad, I had to Google it myself.

Sorry, was in a rush.

only for new subscribers? I'm having issues using this for renewal. It says I'm already subscribed.

Only for new subscribers

Thanks. I cancelled my membership for now. I was on a special rate that was expiring so this $4/mo deal would have been nice.

As I cancelled, I was offered $20/mo but it's still too expensive for as much as I've used it over the past year or so. I may renew someday.

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It saved me money on taxes and investments,so paying more was ok for me.

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It saved me money on taxes and investments,so paying more was ok for me.

Completely understand. And for some more than others. There is a lot of good and interesting information. And I would like to continue it but it is a luxury for me at $40/mo given that it hasn't had an impact on my personal taxes or investments. Not that I'm an expert at either of those but perhaps I'm not yet at a level where the information was influential for me. I still need to better understand, for example, what fundamentally a bond is, what types there are, the pros/cons for each type and in which type I should invest given my situation. I may not have used my subscription fully but I haven't been able to build a foundation yet.

I would like to renew again someday when I can either better leverage the subscription and/or when I can better afford it.

Good point makes sense. Barrons is still after me, but I was not really reading it.