Bottom Line/Personal Magazine

Pros: Well written, researched, covers many topics

Cons: High priced but highly informative

The Bottom Line: Great publication that you will look forward to receiving. This publication has a high value and will be referred to.

Review: There are hundreds of magazines out there that appeal to all interests, from hobbies to cars to finances to beauty to computers. No one magazine can appeal in all fashions to the reader. This is not a “catch-all” magazine but it does a good job ...

Pros: Diverse in topics, Great reading material, Interesting, Informative, Fun to read

Cons: Costly--$49 for a year's subscription (24 issues)

Review: We are on our third year of receiving The Bottom Line. I have to admit that I was pretty skeptical of this magazine when my husband first ordered it. Now, I'm hooked.

As a mother of two small children with not a whole lot of extra time on...

Pros: Fact filled easy to read, practical information that helps me save time and money

Cons: I wish it was weekly rather than twice a month.

The Bottom Line: I can't make choices for everybody but for me this publication is a great match.

Review: I think I have found some thing, some tip, some suggestion in almost every issue of Bottom Line Personal that has helped me save money, save time or save some part of my health. I have subscribed to it for about a decade and I am always amazed with the...

Pros: lots of good information, mostly accurate, no one else's ads

Cons: enough junk mail to heat your house in winter; pricey

The Bottom Line: lots of interesting tidbits; very broad appeal; part of a slick, effective marketing program; expensive

Review: I recently started taking Bottom Line Personal (BLP) again after a several-year hiatus, mainly because I saw that it had gotten thicker. I realized that when I did so I was mainly buying their primary advertising vehicle for more...

Pros: <Pact filled variety of interesting and useful topics.>

Cons: Depth of topic.

Review: The Bottom Line is this publication touches on many different subjects. This weeks articles range from "Stock split opportunity" to "How can I tell if my 401(k)is performing as well as it should?" Then you always get
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Pros: Short articles, easy to follow, has features for investors big and small

Cons: Pages are a bit crowded

Review: We have had a subscription to Bottom Line Personal for about a year now. It was recommended by family members who have subscribed for years. I have found it informative and easy to follow.

My parents have subscribed to this magazine for many...

Pros: SAVINGS

Cons: NONE

Review: I bought a subscription to this magazine thinking it would give me some tips on saving in every way---and it has.
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Pros: Good articles, generally well researched and helpful.

Cons: A good deal of trying to sell you something else too.

Review: This is a super little magazine that covers a variety of topics from finance to health to how-to in just enough detail to be helpful but not wordy. Written in a newsletter kind of style, the articles are mostly shorter than an epinion and as helpful. ...

Pros: Short, easy to read articles

Cons: Relatively expensive, no depth.

Review: This is an interesting little "magazette". It covers topics such as finance, health, and cars, and some others as well. The very short articles just don't go into any depth (Thus the name Bottom Line). Which is good for people who like...

Pros: Some good information on how to save money

Cons: short articles, lack of indepth stories

Review: I have subscribed to Bottom line on and off..At least once a month I get renewal notices and free offers from them but my overall satisfaction with their magazine (more like a 5 - 15 page pamphlet) wasn't what I expected.

I did get alot of...