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Is the FT app free?

Yes, the Financial Times app is free to download and use. It provides global business news analysis and comment, shares, markets data and much more. The app is available for both iPhone and Android devices, and can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Play.

To get started, simply download the app and create an account, and then you can begin to take advantage of all that the FT has to offer.

Is it worth subscribing to FT?

Yes, it is worth subscribing to the Financial Times (FT). The FT is a world-leading source of business and financial news and insights, and its articles provide timely, accurate and in-depth coverage of global markets and business.

It provides a comprehensive coverage of companies, industries, markets and economic trends. The FT also offers up-to-date news and analysis on a range of business and finance topics including: corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, hedge funds, private equity, venture capital, and investment banking.

Subscribers gain access to exclusive in-depth content, data, analysis and opinion from trusted FT journalists across the globe. Additionally, subscribing to the FT allows users to track their own investments, receive daily market and business updates, and access premium publications from the FT.

How do I get the FT app?

To get the FT app, you will need to download it from either the App Store (for Apple devices) or the Google Play store (for Android devices). You can search for the Financial Times app in either store, and then follow the instructions to download and install it.

Once you have the app loaded on your device, you can sign in with your credentials (or create a new account if you don’t already have one). Once you are logged in, you can access the most recent news and other FT content directly from the app.

Can I share my FT subscription?

No, you cannot share your FT subscription. The Financial Times has a strict policy on sharing subscriptions and any violation may result in account suspension. This policy is in place to ensure that all subscribers receive the full benefit of their subscription and the integrity of the FT’s subscriber data.

Additionally, if a single subscription is shared, numerous people may be using it and it may appear as though more people have subscribed for the content than there actually is. As such, FT offers a range of multi-user subscription packages which are designed for organisations or groups that wish to share their subscription and content.

How many devices can use an FT subscription?

An FT subscription can be used on up to five devices simultaneously. When logged in to an FT account, subscribers can access content on the FT. com website, the FT mobile app and the FT News app, giving them up to four devices that can be used to access content via an FT subscription.

In addition, subscribers can also access digital editions and content via the FT’s e-Reader app on a fifth device, allowing them to read FT content on the move or in the office. This means that content can be easily shared with a colleague or a wider audience if desired.

What is an FT account?

An FT Account is an online financial service that allows users to securely and conveniently access their financial information. By creating an FT Account, users can access their data such as current savings and investments, loan payments, credit card and bank details and more, all in one place.

With an FT Account, users are able to organize and manage their finances in one location, as well as receive notifications and alerts when changes have been made, such as bills being paid or unexpected expenses coming up.

Through their FT Account, users can also make payments and transfers quickly and securely, and are alerted to potential fraud and unauthorized activity. FT Accounts are a safe, secure and convenient way for users to track and manage their finances, from anywhere and at any time.

How many FT articles can you read for free?

It depends on which type of subscription you have, as well as the type of article you want to read. With a free subscription, you can typically read up to five articles in a month, and you usually have access to some opinion pieces and features.

However, with a paid subscription, such as Premium, you can access unlimited articles and other exclusive content. Additional benefits of the Premium plan include exclusive notifications and invitations to events and webinars, as well as exclusive stories and analysis.

Other subscription models, such as Basic and Classic, provide access to key Financial Times content, as well as access to exclusive newsletters and feeds. These subscription models may provide access to more than five articles per month, so it is worth checking the prices and features of each one to decide which subscription plan is best for your needs.

Can I subscribe just to the Sunday Times?

Yes, you can subscribe just to the Sunday Times. The Sunday Times newspaper is published every Sunday and is available to buy in shops, at airports and online. You can also subscribe to the Sunday Times newspaper in both print and digital formats.

With a print subscription, you will receive the newspaper delivered to your door each week. With a digital subscription, you will get access to the digital edition of the newspaper and all its features on your selected device.

Home delivery options are also available with your Sunday Times newspaper subscription. Visit the Sunday Times website to view all the subscription options and to get access to the latest news and features.

What is FT Weekend?

FT Weekend is the weekend edition of the Financial Times newspaper. It contains the same content as the weekday version, but also includes extra features, special reports and interviews with high-profile individuals.

It is aimed at private individuals with an interest in business, finance and economics, rather than institutional investors. The FT Weekend includes full coverage of the latest news, analysis and opinion from around the world as well as exclusive articles from some of the most influential people in business and politics.

It also includes a 7-day archive of all previous FT Weekend content, so readers can keep up with the biggest stories from the past week. It is available in print, online and via its mobile apps.

Is FT free for students?

Yes, FT is free for students! For those enrolled in a College, University or Higher Education institution, an FT Student subscription can be activated free of charge by verifying their institutional email address.

FT Student provides access to all FT content across our digital channels (app, website, podcasts and newsletters etc. ). Student subscribers receive full access to the features such as expert commentaries, interactive charts and tools, and our award-winning journalism.

Additionally, they are provided with insights into the job market, career advice and access to the careers hub to build their professional network. Furthermore, they can be a part of the FT Community which offers the convenience to connect, discover and share with likeminded people.

In a nutshell, FT Student provides students with all the news and insights to help them succeed.

Does FT have a student discount?

Yes, Financial Times does have a student discount. Students can get up to 50% off their subscription. To get the student discount, the subscriber must be enrolled in a degree-granting institution. Currently the discount is only available to students located in the European Economic Area, North America and Africa.

The discount can be applied on annual, 6 month and monthly subscription plans. Students will need a valid student email address and a valid student ID to qualify for the discount. Once subscribed, students can also take advantage of free mobile access to the FT across desktop, tablet and mobile.