The end of the year is upon us, and you know what that means: holiday gifts and New Years’ resolutions. Whether you’re stumped on a gift for that person who has everything or you’re trying to fulfill a New Year’s resolution to stay informed in 2022, a digital subscription to theWall Street Journalmight be just the ticket.

For a limited time, you can snag an all-access pass to read the Wall Street Journaldigitally at an unbeatable price. If you need more convincing, here’s why we think a subscription is a good idea.

It’s inexpensive ($8 per month)

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It’s becoming increasingly clear that it's a good idea to pay attention to well-established news sources. So, what could be better than getting access to theWall Street Journalwebsite and app across your devices for the price of a cup of coffee every month?

It comes with fun and games

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The news can be dire, especially these days, but that doesn’t mean your entire subscription to the Wall Street Journalhas to be doom and gloom. Included with your unlimited access digital subscription are daily puzzles and crosswords. If you buy your entire family subscriptions for the holidays, you all can even compete to see who can finish the crossword puzzle first (no cheating).

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You get added benefits, such as digital events

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Your subscription to the Wall Street Journaldoesn’t end with access to the digital newspaper, though. Thanks to the WSJ+ premium benefits program, you can attend digital events such as talks with reporters and editors, cooking classes, and more. You also can access behind-the-scenes reporting and insights, as well as offers and discounts that are exclusive to digital subscribers of theWall Street Journal.

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