The U.S. stock market is unusually active (crazy) right now, and AMEX has timed it well by launching an AMEX Offer for Motley Fool, an investment-advice website: spend $99, get $99 back. Since Motley Fool’s annual subscription costs exactly $99, this essentially gives you one year for free.
On top of that, various cashback and shopping portals are also offering rewards for Motley Fool, so you can get the subscription for free and still come out ahead with extra miles. The best current return is from AAdvantage eShopping, which is offering 7,400 AAdvantage miles for a subscription. Other airline and points portals have offers as well; you can check them here.
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Things to note
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The stock market involves risk
The stock market involves risk, so be careful with GME! Hopefully everyone comes out ahead.