MoneyWeek's free trial, and what it costs after

Six free issues, two price tiers, and a refund promise: what MoneyWeek's subscription offer actually commits you to.

Sep 11, 2026

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MoneyWeek's free trial, and what it costs after

Six free issues, two price tiers, and a refund promise: what MoneyWeek's subscription offer actually commits you to.

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Six free issues, two price tiers, and a refund promise: what MoneyWeek's subscription offer actually commits you to. The trial is six free issues; after that you pay every 13 issues, £48.99 with print or £32.99 digital only, and you can cancel for a refund on unmailed copies. Originally reported by MoneyWeek.

A weekly read on your money

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MoneyWeek's pitch is simple: a team of experts covering investments, pensions and markets in one weekly magazine, so you know what to act on and what to ignore.

“Protect and grow your wealth with the UK's best-selling financial magazine.”

First six issues free

The trial hands you six issues at no cost before any payment starts. Billing then runs in blocks of 13 issues, which is a quarter of the year.

“Start your trial today and get your first 6 issues for free.”

Print plus digital tier

MoneyWeek Print + Digital

£48.99 every 13 issues after the trial. You get the weekly print magazine, early access to the digital edition, online articles, the podcast app and event discounts.

Digital only is cheaper

MoneyWeek Digital

£32.99 every 13 issues, with the same early digital edition, online articles, podcast and event discounts. The only thing you drop is the printed copy.

Cancel and get money back

Cancel at any point and you get a refund on unmailed issues within 30 days. Watch the issue count: four extended issues a year each count as two.

“If for any reason you're not satisfied you may cancel at any time during your subscription”

Six sections every issue

Private equity funds and valuations

Markets, share tips, trend analysis, politics and economics, pension rule changes, and house prices in the UK and abroad. Recent pieces cover private equity discounts and US data centre bans.

The short version

The trial is six free issues; after that you pay every 13 issues, £48.99 with print or £32.99 digital only, and you can cancel for a refund on unmailed copies.

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