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In brief
Go.Compare readers get six free issues of MoneyWeek, plus a discount if they stay on. Six issues cost nothing, and you can cancel inside the trial and still get a refund on unmailed issues. Originally reported by MoneyWeek.
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MoneyWeek and Go.Compare are running a free six issue trial. Stay on after it ends and you take an extra 10% off whichever package you pick.
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The full package runs £44.09 every 13 issues, down from £48.99. You get the weekly print magazine, early digital access, online articles, the podcast and event discounts.
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A full money-back guarantee covers the subscription. Cancel at any point and you get a refund on unmailed issues within 30 days, or freeze delivery for up to three months.
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Six issues cost nothing, and you can cancel inside the trial and still get a refund on unmailed issues.
