Cancellation Cnbc: Easy Method

What is Cnbc

Overview

CNBC is a global business news network offering real-time market coverage, analysis, and premium written and video content.

Subscriptions (such as CNBC+) provide ad-free premium content and early or exclusive features compared with free access.

Subscription services

CNBC subscription options include monthly and annual plans, billed in USD and converted to SGD at the time of charge for Singapore users.

Purchases can be made directly via the CNBC website or through app stores (Apple App Store / Google Play), which affect cancellation and refund procedures.

How to cancel Cnbc

Cancel via CNBC website (direct)

• Log in to your CNBC account on the CNBC website.
• Go to Account > Subscriptions > Manage Subscription.
• Turn off Auto‑Renew and confirm the cancellation.
• Cancellation becomes effective at the end of the paid period; you retain access until then.

Cancel via app stores and formal notices

• iOS: Manage subscription through Apple’s App Store settings; CNBC cannot cancel App Store purchases for you.
• Android: Go to play.google.com/store/account/subscriptions or the Google Play app > Subscriptions > cancel; CNBC Customer Care cannot cancel Google Play transactions.
• Formal correspondence: For legal or formal notices, you may send certified mail to CNBC LLC corporate addresses (e.g., Englewood Cliffs, NJ), but this is not the typical cancellation route.

What happens when you cancel

Access after cancellation

When you cancel a direct CNBC subscription, access remains active until the end of the current paid period.

After that date your premium access ends and your account will revert to free or limited access tiers if available.

Renewal, billing and data

Auto‑renew will stop once you cancel; no further billing occurs after the current period ends.

Account data and settings typically remain on file; review your account settings if you want data removed or changes to marketing preferences.

Will I get a refund?

General refund policy

CNBC’s stated policy is no refunds or credits for partial‑period subscriptions or unused services, except as required by applicable law.

• If you cancel mid‑period you generally keep access until the period ends but do not receive a pro‑rata refund.

Free trials and statutory exceptions

If you cancel before a free trial ends you will not be charged; once a trial converts to a paid subscription, refunds are generally not provided.

Statutory consumer rights (for example UK/EU) may provide a 14‑day cancellation/refund window in limited circumstances; these exceptions do not routinely apply to Singapore purchases.

Cnbc plans and pricing

Pricing summary

CNBC+ plans are priced in USD and converted to SGD at the time of billing; exact SGD amounts fluctuate with exchange rates.

Below are the plans and the available pricing information drawn from verified data.

Billing details

Official USD pricing: USD 14.99/month or USD 149.99/year; Singapore users will see the equivalent in SGD depending on the prevailing exchange rate.

Exact SGD amounts are not publicly listed and will vary by bank/exchange fees and time of billing.

Your consumer rights in Singapore

Cooling‑off and change of mind

There is no general legal right in Singapore to cancel digital subscriptions for change of mind; retailers define their own refund policies.

Always check the merchant’s published terms before purchasing to know whether refunds are offered.

Faulty goods and dispute recourse

Singapore’s Lemon Law (CPFTA) covers defective goods but does not directly apply to digital subscriptions; it is relevant for consumer protection in physical goods.

If a dispute is unresolved with the merchant, escalate to CASE (Consumers Association of Singapore) for mediation and guidance.

Customer experiences

Positive feedback

• Users praise cross‑platform access to both video and written content.
• Convenience of desktop and mobile access is commonly noted as a benefit.

Negative feedback

• Some users feel the premium cost may not justify the value for casual consumers.
• Reported gaps include lack of advanced tools (charting/portfolio) and occasional frustration with refunds or activation delays.

Documentation checklist

What to have ready

• Account email and login credentials used to subscribe.
• Transaction receipt, payment method details, and subscription confirmation email.
• Proof of purchase if bought via App Store or Google Play (store receipt).

Where to find receipts

• Direct purchases: check your CNBC account email for confirmation and billing records.
• App purchases: check Apple or Google receipts sent to your store account email or in the store purchase history.

Common mistakes

Cancelling the wrong platform

Many users attempt to cancel on the CNBC website when the subscription was purchased through Apple or Google.

Reminder: you must cancel in the store where you made the purchase; CNBC cannot cancel App Store or Google Play subscriptions on your behalf.

Expecting automatic refunds

Users sometimes expect pro‑rata refunds after cancelling mid‑period; CNBC’s policy generally does not provide partial refunds.

Always review the refund policy before cancelling if a refund is important to you.

Comparative recap

Quick comparison

Recommendation

Choose monthly if you want flexibility to cancel quickly; choose annual if you plan to use the service long‑term and expect savings versus monthly billing.

Remember that all charges originate in USD and final SGD amounts depend on exchange rates and bank fees.

After cancelling

Next steps

• Confirm cancellation in your account or the app store and keep the confirmation email or screenshot for records.
• Check access status at the end of the billing period to ensure service termination as expected.

Helpful links and support

• General reference about accessing CNBC in Singapore: CNBC access guide (VPNranks).
• If you bought via Apple or Google Play, open your store account support pages from within those stores for subscription management and refund requests.

Address

Registered Singapore address

Mapletree Business City, 20 Pasir Panjang Road, #11‑25/26, Singapore 117439.

Additional office location (public)

International Plaza, 10 Anson Road, #06‑01, Singapore (publicly known office presence for Asia Pacific operations).