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Amex Offer: Free Motley Fool Subscription

 Published Date: January 27, 2021

American Express just released another great offer for their platinum cardholders. Members get a free annual subscription for the Motley Fool, the online stock advisor service. The subscription cost is $99, and the entire amount is reimbursed–so it costs you nothing.

This offer is valid until May 08, 2021, and remember to click on the offer before making the purchase. I just want to point out one thing–your subscription will automatically renew after one year. I recommend setting a reminder in your calendar to cancel it in case you don’t intend to keep it.

I have no experience with Motley Fool, but I do dabble with stocks online. If you have a TD Ameritrade, ETrade, or Robinhood account, this service may be useful. I would never ordinarily have paid for the subscription, but it’s free so I’ll enjoy it for the year.

Amex has started the year with a bang. I’ve had the platinum card for several years and have never seen such great offers released in such a short period of time.

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Have you taken advantage of any of these fantastic offers?

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