The balance between paying down debt and savings

[Tradd]

NYT is gone too.

[Tybee]

Wow, you are really going!

[iris lilies]

NYT is gone too.

my public library supports reading in New York times website, or their ap. You get a choice.

You get a three day pass to read the New York Times. Then it expires. Then you have to renew for another 3 day pass.

[jp1]

my public library supports reading in New York times website. You get a three day pass to read the New York Times. And it expired. Then you have to renew a three day pass.

I just was going to suggest the same. Our library has the NY Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Marin Independent, the San Francisco Chronicle and numerous magazines. They don't carry WaPo though so I will keep subscribing to that.

[Tradd]

my public library supports reading in New York times website, or their ap. You get a choice.

You get a three day pass to read the New York Times. Then it expires. Then you have to renew for another 3 day pass.

Oh! I will check that out then, thanks!

I also found the leading candidate for my next car. Toyota Corolla Cross hybrid. The base model has AWD and Apple CarPlay and costs the same as a Crosstrek. I looked at a Cross on the lot tonight. Very nice. Amazing amount of cargo room. Definitely not ready to buy now, but helps to have a decision pretty much made.

[iris lilies]

Oh! I will check that out then, thanks!

I also found the leading candidate for my next car. Toyota Corolla Cross hybrid. The base model has AWD and Apple CarPlay and costs the same as a Crosstrek. I looked at a Cross on the lot tonight. Very nice. Amazing amount of cargo room. Definitely not ready to buy now, but helps to have a decision pretty much made.

The downside to this NY Times subscription thru the public library is that I now get 2+ emails from NYT every day. I suppose I can opt out of them. ? But still, a pain.

[SiouzQ.]

Every time my WaPo subscription is about to run out, I cancel it as well and they bring me back in at the $34 (or so) rate. I've done this for the past three years and its worked so far.

[catherine]

Every time my WaPo subscription is about to run out, I cancel it as well and they bring me back in at the $34 (or so) rate. I've done this for the past three years and its worked so far.

I just got a huge discount on my WSJ subscription when I tried to cancel online.

[Tradd]

So I’ve been digging into my local library’s website for digital content services that I might be able to get The Economist. Nothing that I could find, so I just emailed the library to ask. There’s an app called PressReader that I can get The NYT through, but it’s the actual digital newspaper, not stories on an app. I miss the NYT app.

[Tradd]

I’m giving Apple News+ a try. $13/month. No Economist or NYT (you get a few articles of each), but I do get the Wall Street Journal and the Times of London. So alternative sources that may work. Tons of magazines and other newspapers, too. Very easy to cancel if I don’t like it.

It’s a news aggregator. Tons of different publications.