Alright, so like, there are these subscription plans for this newspaper thing, y’know? If you’re into reading the Financial Times, you can get access to it digitally for a price. It’s like, unlimited access for 4 weeks, then undefined per month. You can cancel whenever during your trial, which is pretty cool. And there are different plans to choose from, depending on what you’re looking for.
First off, there’s the FT Digital Edition, which costs undefined per 3 months. You get to read today’s FT on any device, which sounds pretty convenient. But just so you know, this subscription doesn’t include access to ft.com or the FT App. Then there’s the Standard Digital plan, which is undefined per month. It gives you essential digital access to the FT journalism, but you gotta pay for a whole year upfront if you wanna save 20%. And if you’re feeling fancy, there’s the Premium Digital option for undefined per month. This one gives you complete digital access to FT journalism with expert analysis from industry leaders, and you can save 20% if you pay for a year upfront. So yeah, that’s the deal with these subscription plans.
If you’re looking for more details on the plans available in your country, you can check out the different options for individuals. And if you’re part of an organization, there’s digital access for you too, with exclusive features and content. Oh, and don’t forget to see if you already have access through your university or organization. And in case you’re wondering why you should bother with the FT, apparently over a million readers are paying for it, so there must be something good about it. Not really sure why this matters, but hey, if you’re into it, go for it.
