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Mediocre, at Best...
Like many other reviewers, I subscribed to this publication under the mistaken assumption the magazine would contain articles that would be worthwhile for the individual investor. Instead, I received a compendium of advertisements for outrageously priced, ostentatious items; articles seemed to be an afterthought. Further, it is often difficult to find the articles amid the advertising - it's like playing "Where's Waldo" with words.

Fortunately, I spent only $12 for the annual subscription which was to have been 12 issues. I read that Conde Nast is now going to "down-size" "Portfolio" and publish fewer issues annually - so I guess it wasn't really a great deal.

Save your money and purchase a subscription to the Wall Street Journal, Business Week, or Fortune. All three are well written and provide excellent information - although, they, too, are hiding the articles amid far too much advertising.

Great articles... Love it!
First things first, Portfolio is NOT an investing magazine. Go buy Kiplinger's or SmartMoney.

Portfolio IS a great magazine with in-depth articles, great charts/graphs/illustrations, and ALWAYS has something new and interesting to read. This magazine is never boring.

The articles discuss the influence of our world, economy, and culture on business; it's not the typical 'buy this stock' or 'stop spending so much' magazine. (If that's what you're looking for, Portfolio is not for you.) If you love current events AND business, check it out!
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We are a magazine that is by fans, for fans we're just as obsessed with the stars as our readers, and we keep our magazine positive and fun. Our gossip is always juicy and never nasty...but we do give you the real deal! Our readers know Popstar! as the magazine that introduces them to stars first.
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