The Wall Street JournalReviews of wsj.com

Wall Street Journal consistently rates as moderate for news--meaning there's no bias. "Just the facts" is a truism with WSJ. Even the editorial pages, though it leans into its business audience, is not afraid to criticize both parties. As for subscriptions, yes, they continue until stopped. If trying WSJ on an introductory rate, be aware that cancellation must be done during that last month!

I have been taking the WSJ for years now and have never had a problem with delivery. In fact, my "paper boy" gave me his cell phone number and a couple of times I have gone on a trip and didn't put my paper on hold. I have called him and he paused it while I was gone.

I enjoyed my digital subscription. Cancelling required a phone call but the process was dead easy and quick. I would subscribe again in the future if I need to read more on the financial news. I don't understand all 1 star reviews, is making one phone call that lasts 3 minutes that difficult?

I am very satisfied, especially from section "Per-Share Earnings, Actuals & Estimates" / Research & Ratings

Best website ever. Finally some real news!

Well, good independent news and relatable source of information. My $1 three month trial has expired and as a student (can't afford to pay $27 for news per month), I decided to cancel my subscription. Unfortunately, the only way to cancel your subscription is by calling to tech support. In the phone number list, many Europe countries aren´t included. So, I wrote an email, got a response within 24 hours. A friendly guy offered to call me back. The same day I got a call from support and everything was resolved quickly and without being charged an additional $ 27 for next month.

Exceptional writing, and great connections. Thank you!