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Cake can help. Here are the instructions on how to cancel your Wall Street Journal subscription. We will also help you cancel the subscription of a deceased loved one and answer FAQs you may have about the process.

Do you wish to sever ties with The Wall Street Journal? The process isn’t complicated but varies depending on your region and type of subscription.

It’s worth noting that you cannot cancel your Wall Street Journal subscription through the mail, email, or any other means other than calling their customer service department. The only exception to this rule is if you purchased your subscription through a third party. If that is the case, you are instructed to contact that company directly.

This phone option is for U.S. subscribers to The Wall Street Journal. Explain that you wish to cancel your subscription. Likely, the customer service representatives will either offer you a lower rate or suggest that you suspend your subscription for a few months instead of canceling it altogether.

This phone option is for U.S. subscribers to Barron’s Magazine, another publication affiliated with The Wall Street Journal.

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If you are a resident of California and you purchased your subscription online, follow these steps.

If you are a resident of Colorado, you may cancel your subscription online.

Follow these steps if you are a resident of Delaware and you purchased your subscription online.

Follow these steps if you are a resident of Illinois and you purchased your subscription online.

These steps will only work if you purchased your Wall Street Journal subscription online on or after January 1, 2020.

Follow these steps if you are a New York resident and purchased your subscription online on or after February 9, 2021.

Follow these steps if you are a Vermont resident who purchased their subscription online with an initial term of one year or longer with a renewal term of more than one month, on or after July 1, 2020.

If you are a resident of Washington D.C., you may cancel your subscription by clicking on the link in your emailed renewal notice. You may also follow the following steps to cancel your subscription.

Here are some other notes about canceling your Wall Street Journal subscription – no matter where you live.

If you cancel your monthly subscription, you will receive online access or delivery for the remainder of the current billing period. You will not receive a prorated refund.

If you are canceling a quarterly (three-month) subscription, you will receive online access or delivery for the remainder of your current billing period. But, again, you will not receive a prorated refund.

However, if you have a six-month subscription, your member benefits will end immediately. You will receive a prorated refund for the rest of your unused subscription. Please note that if you cancel within the final 30 days of your six-month subscription, you will continue to receive your subscription benefits until the end of the billing cycle, but you will not receive a prorated refund.

If you cancel within the final 30 days of your six-month subscription, the cancellation will not take effect until the end of your current billing period. You will not receive a refund; however, your subscription access and/or delivery and accompanying subscriber benefits will continue for the remainder of the current billing period.

Finally, if you have an annual subscription and wish to cancel within the first 11 months of your subscription, your benefits will end immediately, and you will receive a prorated refund. This is not the case if you wait until the final 30 days of your year-long subscription.

Did you recently lose a loved one who had a subscription to The Wall Street Journal? The estate might be entitled to a partial refund on the subscription. Contact the customer service team for The Wall Street Journal to describe your situation.

This phone option is for U.S. subscribers to The Wall Street Journal. Explain that you wish to cancel your deceased loved one’s subscription.

This phone option is for U.S. subscribers to Barron’s Magazine, another publication affiliated with The Wall Street Journal.

We know that there’s a lot to do when someone in your family dies. It’s best to prioritize the tasks by their importance.

At first consideration, most would assume that high priority should be given to such tasks as obtaining copies of the death certificate or canceling credit cards. However, if your loved one received a paper delivery each day and lived alone before dying, you might want to contact The Wall Street Journal as soon as possible.

Criminals often look for signs that a home is unoccupied, such as a pile of unread newspapers left on the porch. If the house remains unoccupied as the estate executor settles the accounts, you might want to cancel the newspaper subscription immediately.

Here are some popular questions regarding Wall Street Journal subscriptions. We are happy to help you find the answers.

Yes, the Wall Street Journal circulation department makes it easy to cancel a subscription. All you have to do is call 1-800-JOURNAL or 1-609-627-1351 and follow the prompts to cancel.

Yes, you can cancel a Wall Street Journal subscription at any time. However, you will not receive a refund if you have a one-month or three-month subscription. You will receive a prorated refund if you have a six-month or annual subscription, as long as you don’t cancel within the last 30 days.

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