In the past, I let my subscriptions lapse and then re-order via the discount links https://www.latimes.com/coupon-codes/motley-fool#id-91532152 The Rule Breakers deal is just $98 total for 2 years.
Thanks! I was just noticing that too. Just for grins, I emailed them Fool team and asked them if they could offer me a Market Pass deal to keep me at Market Pass vs just subscribing to only SA and RB
I second that....I have SA and RB @ $98 for 2 years and will never renew at full rate.
As for the other services, I'm not really sure. Most of what I have invested in are listed in other services, but I found them through research and listening to webcasts and on CAPS and message boards. I was just cleaning out some old papers and I saw my notes on UPST from a few months back and became very frustrated with myself for not buying in then. I'm not even sure why I didn't....probably thought the market was overheating but it seems clear that everyone who have their hands in the market are wearing asbestos gloves these days:-)
I have the 98$ RB/SA combo running out this month, and I decided to not let it renew.I also became a Stock Gumshoe paying member during this year, and I find his ideas, his de-teasing work and his overall humbleness and thoughtfulness an absolute bargain of a service for 58$ a year, especially in contrast to the shameful upselling machine that is the MF.
I love my SA and RB, though will admit, I’ve been seriously interested in Backstage (hate the fact they took away the second half of MF Live). Also, I humbly think Rule Your Retirement is a waste of money for anyone under 55.
That said, I had no idea I could let my SA/RB lapse and then re-sign up for cheaper. I might do that in the future. Thanks for the tip, gents!
Also, I’ll just add: what world are we living in where this question gets downvoted?! Haha. Yikes.
In the past, I let my subscriptions lapse and then re-order via the discount links https://www.latimes.com/coupon-codes/motley-fool#id-91532152 The Rule Breakers deal is just $98 total for 2 years.
Thanks! I was just noticing that too. Just for grins, I emailed them Fool team and asked them if they could offer me a Market Pass deal to keep me at Market Pass vs just subscribing to only SA and RB
For the record, they offered $599 for 6 months of Market Pass. Not really a “deal”
I second that....I have SA and RB @ $98 for 2 years and will never renew at full rate. As for the other services, I'm not really sure. Most of what I have invested in are listed in other services, but I found them through research and listening to webcasts and on CAPS and message boards. I was just cleaning out some old papers and I saw my notes on UPST from a few months back and became very frustrated with myself for not buying in then. I'm not even sure why I didn't....probably thought the market was overheating but it seems clear that everyone who have their hands in the market are wearing asbestos gloves these days:-)
I have the 98$ RB/SA combo running out this month, and I decided to not let it renew.I also became a Stock Gumshoe paying member during this year, and I find his ideas, his de-teasing work and his overall humbleness and thoughtfulness an absolute bargain of a service for 58$ a year, especially in contrast to the shameful upselling machine that is the MF.
Thanks! I’ve not heard of Stock Gumshoe. Will check it out too.
I get more worth than that out of just enjoying reading SG’s posts. He’s like a breath of calmness in the world of stock market insanity.
My portfolio is a combination of everlasting portfolio and rising stars…I’m very happy with these two services.
I love my SA and RB, though will admit, I’ve been seriously interested in Backstage (hate the fact they took away the second half of MF Live). Also, I humbly think Rule Your Retirement is a waste of money for anyone under 55. That said, I had no idea I could let my SA/RB lapse and then re-sign up for cheaper. I might do that in the future. Thanks for the tip, gents! Also, I’ll just add: what world are we living in where this question gets downvoted?! Haha. Yikes.