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VOL. XCIV, NO. 247
MSN Money Review, Pricing, and Features
MSN Money is a free, ad-supported Microsoft finance portal for market news, stock quotes, watchlists, company pages, earnings calendars, funds, and basic personal-finance tools. It is built for casual monitoring and beginner research, not professional analytics, brokerage execution, or advisory workflows.
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Pricing
Free
Free
Key features
- Reading access to free finance and business news aggregated from a broad publisher network in an ad-supported Microsoft-owned experience.
- Tracking stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds in customizable watchlists, with syncing across MSN web and mobile when signed into a Microsoft account.
- Stock quote pages for charts, fundamentals, related news, and stock Grades sourced from third-party providers.
- Views for reviewing earnings calendar and estimates data powered by Zacks Investment Research.
- Fundamentals, charts, and fund data supplied by Refinitiv, OTC coverage from OTC Markets, and Grades from S&P Global Market Intelligence.
- Mobile app tools such as currency conversion, mortgage calculation, tip calculation, wealth estimation, retirement planning, and watchlist tracking where supported.
- Management tools for watchlists across devices, noting that some desktop workflows support more organization controls than mobile.
- MSN Money for free is available without a paid subscription, while accepting ads and Microsoft account sign-in for saved preferences.
- MSN Money is an informational portal, not a broker-dealer, professional terminal, portfolio accounting system, public API, or investment advisor.
FAQ
Is MSN Money free?
MSN Money is free to use. Visit the vendor site for the latest limits and onboarding details.
Who is MSN Money best for?
It suits beginner and intermediate users.
What platforms and connections does MSN Money support?
You can use MSN Money on Web, Mobile, and Desktop.
Which markets does MSN Money cover?
MSN Money covers North America, Europe, APAC, LatAm, Middle East, and Africa. It tracks Stocks, ETFs, Mutual Funds, Commodities, and Currencies. Identifiers include Ticker.
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