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BNN+ Announces New Annual Pass with Significant Savings
In a move to entice more subscribers, BNN+, the leading financial news platform, has introduced a new annual pass. This pass offers a substantial saving of two months compared to the monthly subscription.
With the annual pass, users can enjoy uninterrupted access to all BNN+ articles for a full year, without the need for monthly renewal. The pass auto-renews after one year, ensuring seamless service. The first two months are even free, making it an attractive option for those looking for long-term access to financial news.
The annual pass costs €99 per year, a significant discount compared to the monthly subscription. While the monthly subscription starts at €1 for the first month, it increases to €9.90 from the second month.
While the exact benefits and costs of the monthly subscription and the annual pass may vary, a common trend among subscription services is that the monthly subscription offers more flexibility, with a month-to-month payment model and the ability to cancel anytime. On the other hand, the annual pass typically provides cost savings over monthly payments, but requires a larger upfront cost and less flexibility if you want to cancel early.
It's important to note that access to all BNN+ articles is included in both the monthly subscription and the annual pass. However, for exact pricing and benefits of BNN+ Monthly Subscription vs. Annual Pass, you would need to check BNN+’s official subscription page or contact their customer service directly.
This new annual pass is a testament to BNN+'s commitment to providing quality financial news and offering flexible subscription options to its users. Whether you're a short-term or long-term subscriber, BNN+ has a plan that suits your needs.
The new annual pass offered by BNN+, a leading financial news platform, falls under the realm of policy-and-legislation within politics, as it outlines the terms and conditions for subscribers. This pass, which provides a significant savings of two months compared to the monthly subscription, is an attractive option for those seeking a general-news service, particularly those interested in long-term access to financial news (Other).
