UK consumers looking to deepen their understanding of personal finance and global markets can currently benefit from a promotional offer from MoneyWeek. The publication is providing the first six issues of its magazine free of charge, alongside an additional £5 saving on new Print+Digital or Digital subscriptions.
For those opting for the Print+Digital package, the initial six weeks, valued at £53.88, are completely free. Following this introductory period, subscribers will pay £43.99 for every 13 issues, which reflects a £5 saving on the standard price of £48.99. Alternatively, an annual subscription can be purchased for £174.99. This option includes the weekly print magazine and full access to the MoneyWeek app across various devices.
The Digital-only subscription also includes six free weeks, a saving of £23.94. After this, the cost is £27.99 for every 13 issues, reduced from £32.99, or an annual payment of £117.99. Digital subscribers gain full access to the MoneyWeek app on their phones, tablets, or laptops. Both subscription types come with the flexibility to cancel or pause at any time, backed by a money-back guarantee for any unmailed issues within 30 days if a subscriber is not satisfied.
MoneyWeek aims to provide expert insights into a range of financial topics crucial for UK households. Its content covers weekly analysis of global financial markets, useful share tips, in-depth trend analysis, and overviews of political and economic stories with significant financial impact. The publication also regularly addresses pensions, including the latest news and rule changes affecting retirement savings, and provides analysis on housing market trends both in the UK and internationally.
The offer was initially set to conclude on 2 February 2026. This promotion highlights MoneyWeek's commitment to equipping its readers with the knowledge needed to navigate the complex financial landscape, make informed decisions, and potentially grow their wealth.