Review on Financial Times by José A Rodríguez
Financial Times: International Digital Magazine with Paid Content
There are lots of reasons to tell that Financial Times is, perhaps, one of the most attractive magazines of the age. The cryptocurrency world is having a better recognition thanks to that magazine because it is full of social, economical, and industrial content that helps many users to understand more about this ecosystem of possibilities. The design of this product is so outstanding and detailed that many other magazines marked it as a leader model, and they are following some patterns to how their content in a more unique way. Sincerely the content and information provided here are very original. It can be for that reason that this magazine has not an entire available for free.
As you see, this product works through a web page really innovative, but most of the information contained there must be paid for. It follows a kind of subscription that permit users to receive more updated content and also gives them the chance of sharing the information. Sometimes I saw with so much frequency is that the authors working there provide lots of articles based on politics. There are some sections divided for American and European affairs, that include topics like Brexit, Baking Policies and Fraud, and other general themes.
There is also a good section for Personal finance where some readers can find interesting tips of help for the support of their economic. Since there are many newbies daily entering the field, they require more attendance to follow some structural parameters and receive guidance.
In conclusion, exploring this magazine requires a lot of effort because there are many sub-divisions with public roots that are suitable for some experts readers. There is information available for all, but it is not provided for free. So, if you consider you like it enough, then give it a try and join. The prices for the subscription are not elevated.
Pros
- It is an international magazine with digital content for everyone. It has different options to join a forum and discuss an article, and even share it.
- You can invite friends to join the platform. You don't receive incomes for doing so, but it is great because it has a growing community.
- The content provided is updated and innovative. The platform covers different sections of interest.
- Some sub-divisions follow historical facts derived from countries' policies.
Cons
- The site is not totally available for free. Users must pay for the entire content to continue reading something of interest. It is a little bit limited for some countries.
