The investing weekly journals, such as The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, and The Economist, provide in-depth business and financial news analysis for investors and professionals. Their subscription costs vary depending on package options. The Wall Street Journal offers digital-only access starting from $39 per month, while print delivery bumps the monthly cost to $64. Barron’s digital subscription starts at $33 per month, with print delivery at $65 monthly. The Economist digital plan is $145 annually, while print with digital access costs $219 per year. Overall, digital subscriptions range from about $40 to $150 monthly, while adding print doubles or triples the cost.
WSJ digital subscription costs $39 monthly
The Wall Street Journal is a leading business and financial publication known for its award-winning journalism. A digital subscription provides full access to WSJ.com and mobile apps. The monthly cost is $39 with annual and student discounts available. Print delivery with unlimited digital access starts at $64 per month depending on delivery location and frequency.
Barron’s digital tier starts at $33 monthly
Barron’s is a weekly investing magazine published by Dow Jones. It is known for in-depth analysis and research reports on stocks, funds, and market trends. Barron’s digital subscription provides full access on Barrons.com and apps for $33 per month. Adding weekly print delivery bumps the cost to $65 per month.
The Economist print + digital runs $219 annually
Published weekly in the UK, The Economist is renowned for global business, finance and policy insights. An annual digital subscription is $145 with mobile and audio access. The print edition delivered each week plus full digital access costs $219 per year in the United States. Discounts for students and other groups may also be available.
Leading investing journals like The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s and The Economist provide premium financial analysis for professionals and active investors. Digital subscriptions start around $40 monthly, while adding print delivery typically doubles or triples the cost on top of digital access. Discounts may apply for students, groups and limited-time promotions.