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Financial Times is an international news organisation focused on business, finance, economics and global affairs. It offers digital editions, standard website access and print newspapers with bundled options.
FT provides subscription products worldwide including Singapore, with some purchases handled directly by FT and others via third‑party platforms. Third‑party sales use the app stores' billing and cancellation systems.
If you cancel a direct FT subscription (ft.com), access remains until the end of the paid billing period. You keep digital access through that date.
Subscriptions do not renew after cancellation at the end of the billing period. For third‑party subscriptions, renewals and billing disputes must be handled through Apple or Google Play.
Your FT account remains active for any remaining access time; FT retains account data per its policy. If you want account deletion, contact FT Customer Care directly for options.
Prices shown are examples from the FT Digital Edition app listing on the Apple App Store (Singapore).
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| FT Digital Edition Monthly (via App Store) | S$15.00 | Monthly | Digital Edition via FT app in replica/newspaper layout |
| FT Digital Edition (In-App) | S$39.00 | Unknown | Digital Edition via app (likely longer‑term offer) |
Under FT’s policy, there is generally no statutory refund once digital access begins. FT explicitly states no refunds for digital access started via ft.com.
FT offers a 14‑day cancellation window for print deliveries from the first delivery, which aligns with common cooling‑off practices for physical goods.
Purchases made through Apple or Google are subject to those platform’s terms for refunds and cancellations. FT directs customers to use those platform procedures for third‑party purchases.
Several negative cases describe eventual resolution after contact with customer service, while others note delays. Experiences vary by channel (direct vs third‑party).
Example: attempting to have FT cancel an App Store subscription. FT cannot cancel third‑party subscriptions; you must cancel in the App Store or Google Play.
Example: not noting the first delivery date for a print subscription within the 14‑day window. Keep delivery records and receipts to support refund requests.
The table below summarises cancellation paths, refund eligibility and who handles refunds for each channel.
| Channel | How to cancel | Refund possibility | Who handles refund |
|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Cancel via iOS Settings → Subscriptions | Subject to Apple policy | Apple / App Store |
| Google Play (Android) | Cancel via Play Store → Subscriptions | Subject to Google Play policy | Google Play |
| FT Website (ft.com) | Log in → My Account → Manage Subscriptions → Cancel | No refund once digital access begun | FT (per policy) |
| Print or Print + Digital | Contact FT Customer Care (phone or live chat) | 14‑day right to cancel from first delivery; refund minus delivered papers | FT Customer Care |
Financial Times Ltd, Bracken House, 1 Friday Street, London EC4M 9BT, United Kingdom.
The Financial Times also operates in Singapore through THE FINANCIAL TIMES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. For local matters, reference your subscription documents or contact FT Customer Care for regional routing.
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Written by Wei Jie Tan
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