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What is The Motley Fool
Overview
The Motley Fool is a subscription-based financial advisory service that provides stock recommendations, market analysis and investment commentary.
It operates globally from the United States and offers a mix of newsletters, premium services and digital products.
Services offered
Typical offerings include model portfolios, stock picks, and member-only research for paying subscribers.
Availability and specific regional products have varied over time and by platform (web, iOS, Google Play).
How to cancel The Motley Fool
Cancel if purchased through Apple or Google
- If you bought a subscription through the Apple App Store, cancel via your Apple ID Subscriptions page in Settings or in the App Store app.
- If you bought through Google Play, cancel via the Subscriptions section in the Google Play Store app; Motley Fool cannot cancel in-app purchases for you.
Cancel if purchased on the web
- If you subscribed directly on Motley Fool’s website, sign in to your Motley Fool account and cancel via Account or Membership settings.
- As an alternative, contact Motley Fool Member Services for assistance if you cannot cancel online.
What happens when you cancel
Access after cancellation
After cancelling, your access typically remains for the remainder of the paid period unless otherwise stated in the terms.
Access to newsletters, member pages or portfolio tools may end immediately for certain one-time purchases.
Renewal and auto-renew
Cancelled subscriptions generally do not auto-renew after the current billing period ends.
For in-app purchases, you must turn off auto-renew in the Apple or Google account used to purchase to prevent future charges.
Will I get a refund?
General refund policy
Some premium services offer a 30-day money-back guarantee - refunds are available only if cancelled within the first 30 days of the service, where that guarantee applies.
Refund availability depends on the specific product and promotional terms.
Exceptions and no-refund cases
- Some offers may provide no refunds - for example, enrollment fees or purchases through third-party vendors may not be refundable.
- Refund handling for in-app purchases is governed by Apple or Google policies when purchased via their stores.
The Motley Fool plans and pricing
Current known listing
There is a current SGD listing in the iOS App Store for a single in-app purchase labeled "Fool Portfolios."
Regional subscription products (e.g., Stock Advisor Singapore) were discontinued when local operations ceased.
Pricing details (verified)
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fool Portfolios (iOS In‑App Purchase) | S$1,499.00 | Not specified (single in‑app purchase) | Not specified in App Store listing |
Your consumer rights in Singapore
Local company status
Motley Fool Singapore Pte. Ltd. formally ceased operations effective October 31, 2019; subscribers were notified and refunds were provided at that time where applicable.
Local operations no longer offer regional subscription products in Singapore.
Governing terms and remedies
Globally, Motley Fool services operate under U.S.-based terms and conditions that include provisions such as binding arbitration and limited liability.
Those terms mean many disputes are subject to the company’s terms rather than Singapore consumer law in practice for global contracts.
Customer experiences
Positive feedback
Some reviewers praise the service for high-quality investment insight and long-term focus appreciated by experienced investors.
Other users have found cancellation easier when supported directly via phone or app-store controls.
Negative feedback
Common complaints include perceived poor recommendations, aggressive upselling, unexpected charges, and difficulty with refunds or auto-renewal.
Aggregated review platforms show customers sometimes report unresponsive support after losses tied to advised stocks.
Documentation checklist
What to have before you cancel
- Account email and password used for your Motley Fool subscription.
- Order confirmation or receipt showing purchase date and product name.
- Payment method details (last 4 digits of card, Apple ID, or Google account) for verification.
What to save after cancellation
- Cancellation confirmation or support ticket number.
- Any refund confirmation or transaction ID if a refund was issued.
Common mistakes
Assuming support can cancel in-app purchases
A common error is contacting Motley Fool support to cancel an Apple or Google in-app purchase; those must be cancelled via your Apple ID or Google Play account.
Failing to turn off auto-renew in the app store often results in an unexpected renewal charge.
Missing refund windows or misreading terms
Another frequent mistake is missing the 30-day guarantee window where it applies, or assuming all products are refundable when some explicitly are not.
Always check the specific product terms and keep timestamps of cancellation attempts to support any refund claims.
Comparative recap
Quick comparison
| Feature | How to cancel | Refund policy | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web subscriptions | Account settings or Member Services | Varies; some services offer 30‑day money‑back guarantees | Depends on product |
| Apple App Store purchases | Via Apple ID Subscriptions (App Store / Settings) | Refunds governed by Apple; Motley Fool cannot cancel in‑app purchases | Single in‑app purchase or Apple terms |
| Google Play purchases | Via Google Play Subscriptions | Refunds governed by Google Play; check purchase terms | Depends on Google/offer |
After cancelling
What to monitor
Keep email confirmations for your cancellation and monitor your bank or card statement for any unexpected charges.
If you expected a refund, track the refund transaction ID and the timeframe specified by the provider.
Helpful links and where to get more information
- Motley Fool terms and conditions
- Motley Fool Singapore site (archive/region info)
- The Motley Fool - Apple App Store (SG)
- News: Motley Fool ceasing Singapore operations
- Coverage: Singapore closure and implications
Address
Singapore contact address
Last known address used for correspondence (archival):
28 Balmoral Park, #03-11 Pinetree Condominium, Singapore 259856
Notes on contacting
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FAQ
To cancel your Motley Fool subscription purchased through the Apple App Store, go to your Apple ID Subscriptions page in Settings or the App Store app, and follow the prompts to cancel. Make sure to keep proof of your cancellation.
If you subscribed directly on The Motley Fool's website, sign in to your account and navigate to Account or Membership settings to cancel your subscription. Alternatively, you can contact Motley Fool Member Services for assistance and keep a record of your cancellation request.
After canceling your Motley Fool subscription, you typically retain access for the remainder of the paid period unless stated otherwise. For one-time purchases, access may end immediately, so verify your specific terms.
If your subscription qualifies for the 30-day money-back guarantee, you can receive a refund if you cancel within the first 30 days. Be sure to check the specific product terms for refund eligibility.
To prevent your Motley Fool subscription from auto-renewing, ensure you cancel the subscription before the current billing period ends. If purchased via an app, turn off auto-renew in your Apple or Google account settings.