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Issue of September 9, 2026

Subscribers of Record

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  • Every piece, ad-free, with no counting of free articles
  • The full archive, including all Household Audits and Ledgers
  • Downloadable templates: household budget, care-planning checklists, the SOPs
  • A quarterly members' call with the editors
  • The printed Household Journal Almanac, once a year

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Questions

What does Household Journal membership cost?
$7 a month or $70 a year. Membership is called Subscribers of Record and it covers the full archive, ad-free reading, every downloadable template, a quarterly call with the editors, and the printed Household Journal Almanac once a year.
Is any of the journalism behind a paywall?
Reporting is free to read and there is no article counter. What membership buys is the archive in full, the templates and worksheets, the members' call and the printed Almanac — and, more to the point, it is what keeps the advertising off the site and the affiliate links out of the editorial.
How does Household Journal make money?
Membership is the majority of revenue by design, with one sponsor per newsletter second. There is no advertising on the site, no affiliate links in editorial, and no money from any company we could plausibly cover.
Can I cancel?
In one click, at any time, and the remainder of a paid year is refunded pro rata if you ask. We would rather refund somebody than keep a member who has stopped reading.