How to Cancel Bloomberg 2026 — Is $35/Month for Financial News Worth It?
Updated March 2026 • 5 min read
Bloomberg's digital subscription costs $34.99/month ($420/year), making it the most expensive mainstream news subscription in the US. Unless you're in finance professionally and need Bloomberg-exclusive content daily, you're paying $420/year for content that's 80% available elsewhere for free.
⚠️ This is NOT the Bloomberg Terminal: The Bloomberg Terminal ($24,000/year) is a completely separate product for financial professionals. Bloomberg.com's $35/month subscription is their consumer news product — much cheaper, but also much less useful than the Terminal.
Bloomberg Pricing
- Monthly: $34.99/month
- Annual: $290/year ($24.17/month — saves ~$130)
- Intro rate: Often $2.99/month for 3 months
- Bloomberg Terminal: ~$24,000/year (enterprise product — not what we're discussing)
How to Cancel Bloomberg
- Log in at bloomberg.com
- Click your profile → Account
- Find Subscription & Billing
- Click Cancel Subscription
- Navigate through retention offers → confirm
Cancel by Phone/Email
- Phone: 1-800-955-4003
- Email: support@bloomberg.com
Why $35/Month for Bloomberg Is Hard to Justify
- Most financial news is free: Reuters, Yahoo Finance, CNBC, MarketWatch — all free
- Bloomberg has a hard paywall: Very little free content compared to WSJ or FT
- At $420/year, it's 2x the cost of WSJ: And WSJ covers similar ground
- The real value is the Terminal: Bloomberg.com is good journalism but doesn't give you Terminal-level data
- Matt Levine is free: Bloomberg's most popular writer (Money Stuff) is available via free newsletter
When Bloomberg IS Worth It
- You work in finance: Bloomberg scoops and analysis can be career-relevant
- You read it daily: At $1.15/day, it's fair if you read 3+ articles daily
- You need Bloomberg Intelligence: Research reports included with subscription
- Your employer reimburses it: Check — many finance firms cover news subscriptions
Free Financial News Alternatives
- Reuters: Free, professional-grade financial journalism
- Yahoo Finance: Free, comprehensive market data and news
- CNBC.com: Free, breaking financial news
- Matt Levine's Money Stuff: Free Bloomberg newsletter — the best financial writing on the internet
- Odd Lots podcast: Free Bloomberg podcast on economics and finance
- Financial Times (limited free): Register for free to access some articles
- Seeking Alpha (free tier): Free stock analysis and community commentary
💡 The Matt Levine strategy: Bloomberg's most-read content is Matt Levine's "Money Stuff" newsletter — and it's free. If you subscribed mainly for Levine, cancel Bloomberg and just subscribe to the free newsletter. You get the best part for $0.
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