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I actually thought about getting a subscription a while back, but decided against it. I just copy the headline into Google and click the first link. That bypasses the subscription requirement.

 

If you time it right, you can get some sweet deals.

I got my WSJ sub for both print and digital for $105/yr. ~$9/mo isn't too bad and def worth it.

 
BTbankerDo what Beretta does and stop wasting your money.

I used to do this but I saw myself slowly steering away from this. No one wants to copy and paste every article as it become to be annoying. I just ended up going to Bloomberg and Dealbook all the time.

I can't really tell you when a good time is but you just have to keep an eye out for deals that come by

 
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BTbankerDo what Beretta does and stop wasting your money.

I used to do this but I saw myself slowly steering away from this. No one wants to copy and paste every article as it become to be annoying. I just ended up going to Bloomberg and Dealbook all the time.

I can't really tell you when a good time is but you just have to keep an eye out for deals that come by

I'm starting to like Dealbook and Dealbreaker more than WSJ.
 
arguewithatreeStudent subscription is also far cheaper. There are definitely ways to get around paying at all. But I got my subscription for around $100/year and that's not bad at all. Worth it in my opinion. WSJ > All else. I can't stand FT.

This guy knows what's up.

Student subscription gets you the paper, and the website + app, which is what you really want. The WSJ iPad app is just so.. beautiful. When I was eligible, I ended up cutting a deal with my dad - sent the paper to the home address for him, and he chipped in $50.

"There are three ways to make a living in this business: be first, be smarter, or cheat."
 

Ya you can bypass the sub for WSJ which is a good idea if your a student and want to save your self the $. But if you can buy it for a 100, save your self time. And you can download the free app to your Fire or I-pad and download and read the paper on your commute and won't have to deal with the obnoxious paper-on-subway act.

Fear is the greatest motivator. Motivation is what it takes to find profit.
 

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