My subscription just auto renewed on my credit card. I DID NOT sign up for auto renewal. When I…read moretried to sign in to my account, it said my password wasn't valid. I checked "forgot password" and was told I would receive a code in my email. Never received the code after three requests. I like the magazines but usually never receive 3-4 per year and the timing of when they are received is often sketchy. I don't know if it's a problem with the mail or the magazine isn't keeping their deadlines. The service sure has gone downhill over the past few years.

They lost my address information. I followed up weeks ago to confirm they had all my info…read morecorrectly since it had been 2 months since signing up. The rep said they had all of the information and should expect my first issue around 4/20/26. I followed up today, 4/21/26, and the rep I spoke to could not even pull up my order. She made me give my check number and said the account was under a PO Box. I told her to cancel my subscription since I was not going to go through this again where you don't get your issue and have to follow up and then it is delayed another 6 weeks. She would not allow me to cancel and said it was non-refundable. I asked to be transferred to a supervisor and she said they were all busy. I insisted and was transferred to someone who I could barley understand their accent (it was also difficult understanding the rep I had just spoken to). This supervisor was no help at all. Would not answer my question why Woments World lost my information and would not allow me to cancel. I do not recommend ordering a subscription. You will miss issues and have a terrible experience with customer service when trying to resolve.

I think orgasms should be second for men, but First For Women. Because if the guy goes first, then…read morehe might not be able to... anyway let's get on with the review. Bae reads this magazine. She used to read it a lot more regularly but lately she seems to have a new man in her life or something and he might be distracting her and taking her for lots of boba, thereby not giving her much time to, you know, read, and sh**. She has lots of these issues (she's got issues... I've got them too. She gave them all to me, so I'll give mine to you) laying around so I've read a few of them and they're interesting to put it nicely. I wouldn't say that I would ever read it but definitely a lot of stuff packed in here and good value.

I have paid twice now and only received the bill end of January. then I get a collection notice…read more what kind of company is this anyway. now im just cancelling the magazine and am out over 40 dollars. they could at least send my check back to me!!!which they should be receiving any day now

CNBC offers a wide range of financial news and business focused content aimed at helping people…read morestay informed about the economy, markets, and money management. It covers everything from breaking market updates and stock analysis to personal finance tips, entrepreneurship, real estate, and career advice. For many viewers, CNBC serves as a daily pulse check on what's happening in the financial world, whether you're an investor, a small business owner, or just someone trying to better understand how money moves. Beyond the numbers, CNBC also highlights real-life stories....startup journeys, success stories, and economic challenges... all that helps put complex topics into perspective. As for the network it can be fast paced and heavily market driven, which may feel overwhelming or in most cases boring to most. But if you're into finance, and for those who are curious about business trends or trying to grow financially, it can be a valuable resource. Overall, CNBC positions itself as an informative platform for people who want to stay educated, motivated, and aware in an ever changing financial landscape.

Lately watching CNBC has been like going over Niagra Falls in a barrel... not for the timid, easily…read moresqueamish or entirely sane. That said, it's more than adequate for a quick overview of where things are. Occasionally they'll feature some major interviews but by and large they tend to trade in conventional wisdom and groupthink. Looking forward it will be interesting to see what happens when they completely separate from NBC and NBC News. It's easy to imagine a fairly expensive subscription tier for insiders, professionals and the trader class where information is truly currency. A solid four stars.