What financial related news do you pay for?

[ohgillian]

I've been toying with paying for either a subscription to Seeking Alpha (stock news/analysis) or Marketwatch (general financial news). I know that Amex had an offer (maybe still active) for $99 back with a purchase at Fool.com; I don't really read that but I could. 

2 years ago I got a $6 to Kiplinger and never read it. Realistically, I am only going to read digital news; I do have 2 family members get Value Line and that thing looks soul sucking to me, it's so dense. I'm not there.

What if any financial info sources do you pay for?

[Accountingcat]

I'm so MM that I pay for nothing .  I have access to WSJ online for work and Morningstar, Consumer Reports, & Valueline through the public library. I really only use the library resources if I'm hunting for something specific. I also read free websites and Reddit for a lot of information.

[sometimesrunner]

I mostly just hang out here, the Bogelheads Forums, and Reddit to get my financial news. Then I google to verify the accuracy.

[gt7301b]

I paid for Motley Fool stock advisor, but only cause there was an Amex deal for $99 off.

I used to subscribe to the WSJ, but at some point the editorial board pissed me off and I stopped subscribing. I