Worth Magazine

Pros: Easy to read, timely information, alternative viewpoints

Cons: none

Review: Worth is an excellent financial magazine, featuring insightful articles from some of the top names in the field. Unlike many other financial magazines that seem to play it safe with their opinions (i.e. sticking to the general consensus of market...

Pros: follow-ups, concise well written articles

Cons: concise articles

Review: The more I read this Magazine the more impressed I am with it. I’ve been reading it for over a year now and I finally added it to my love it list.

My favorite part of Worth has to be the way they follow up on stories they’ve done. For...

Pros: Fabulous reporting

Cons: So much on their web site I'm swamped

Review: The whole approach of this publication is a little different than your average investment rag. It's ABOUT the financial world as it relates to people and culture, not merely a how-to manual for making money. The result is that articles are equally...

Pros: quality of writing, range of articles

Cons: not enough information for investment decisions

Review: Here's a financial magazine that's actually fun to read. There's good writing and a wide range of articles, and it spares us the in-your-face political ax grinding in some other publications. Besides articles on The Market, Worth covers specific...

Pros: Entrepreneur success stories, sophisticated strategies, unique investment opportunities, Pros' Picks, business focus, excellent writers

Cons: Little for average investors, many lists, heavy on conspicuous spending, lacks financial fundamentals

The Bottom Line: Worth, a business and finance magazine geared to interests of affluent Americans, offers smart investment information, expert advice, unique opportunities for managing/maximize wealth plus upscale ways to spend it.

Review: If sex really sells, and we all know that it does in our society today, Worth magazine’s Nov '02 issue should stimulate lots of attention from its mostly male readers. It’s probably one of the most interesting covers or issues that the...

Pros: Well written articles. Broad range of topics. Very informative.

Cons: Sometimes the articles can be frivolous.

The Bottom Line: An excellent magazine for those interested in Finance.

Review: Worth Magazine is an excellent source for informative articles in the area of personal finance. Published by Worth Media, LLC, each monthly issue contains a wealth of knowledge on subjects like stocks, bonds, real estate, markets, taxes, the economy,...

Pros: great financial advice

Cons: endless full page ads and 3x5 drop cards

Review: Worth magazine is another one of those magazines I used my expiring frequent flier miles to get a free subscription. I’ve read it a few times, and it’s in all honesty okay.

Like TIME, I enjoy reading the letters to the editor....

Pros: Good company information, Good for stock pickers, Well put together

Cons: Don't expect personal financial advice for the middle income bracket

Review: I like this magazine. I've been a subscriber for about four years now and will renew this fall. But I can certainly be objective---especially when it comes to financial periodicals. Heaven knows I've subscribed to enough of them beginning in high...

Pros: Intelligent commentary, intriguing topics, broad range.

Cons: Overstress on overconsumption, now and then.

Review: Being of the "immersion" school of learning, I receive several financial publications and have cycled through some additional ones in the past, and Worth is easily my favorite. I like it because its scope is so much broader than the...

Pros: Good Feature Articles On Stocks

Cons: Not as much practical advice as some other magazines.

Review: To be honest, the only reason I titled my epinion this way is that if I had listened to Worth the past two years about buying Cisco, I would be a Cisco millionaire. I did listen to an in depth article about Intel that appeared maybe two years ago, and I...