How to Cancel Morningstar Fast?

Morningstar is a financial company that provides its subscribers with an array of investment research and management services. The platform offers a free basic package and a paid premium membership.

How Can I Cancel My Morningstar Membership?

There are several methods to cancel your Morningstar Premium membership.

How to Cancel Morningstar via Website?

Here are the steps to get rid of your Morningstar membership on the website:

1. Go to the Morningstar website
2. Click Sign In at the top right corner to get to your Account page
3. Find the Membership tab
4. Click Cancel
5. Follow the instructions to cancel your account

How to Cancel Morningstar via App?

If you purchased your Morningstar subscription through the Apple App store, you have to cancel it the same way.

Here are the steps to do this:

1. Open the Settings app on your iOS device
2. Tap your name
3. Tap iTunes&App Store
4. Tap Subscriptions
5. Find the Morningstar subscription
6. Tap Cancel Subscription.

How to Cancel Morningstar Over the Phone?

You can cancel your Premium membership by dialing 1-866-229-9449 and asking to speak with a representative.

There are a few factors to pay attention to:

• Make sure to prepare your membership number
• Have your customer info in front of you when calling
• Don't forget to ask when will you receive a confirmation email

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Why Do I Have Monthly Charges on My Card From Morningstar?

Your card gets charged each month because the Morningstar Premium Service subscription renews automatically.

If you bought your subscription through the app, you could turn this option off, but you have to do it at least 24 hours before the end of the current billing period.

How Do These Charges Usually Look?

This depends on your credit card, but some of the common forms these charges take are:

Can I Get a Prorated Refund When I Cancel My Premium Subscription?

Yes, Morningstar offers refunds for the remainder of your membership term if you cancel it before the renewal date.

Is There an Option to Pause Your Morningstar Subscription?

No, you can either cancel it or return to the basic free plan, but there is no option to suspend your subscription temporarily.

Can I Try Morningstar for Free?

Morningstar offers new users a 14-day free trial to the Premium subscription. Take note that if you don't cancel the subscription before it expires, your regular paid Premium subscription will begin immediately after the trial ends.

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