How to cancel The New Yorker
Cancel directly with The New Yorker. Stopping your card payment does not end the contract, so you could still owe money.
Open The New Yorker's cancel pageSteps
- Sign in to your New Yorker account and cancel from the account profile; Apple/Google billing: cancel there
Notice period
You can cancel at any time; the subscription stays active to the end of the current billing term. No refunds on cancellation.
Checked October 2026. Read The New Yorker's terms
Paying through Apple or Google?
If you signed up in an app, cancel in that store instead: Apple or Google Play.
Before you finish
- Check your next billing date, so you cancel in time.
- Keep the cancellation confirmation until after that date.
- Save or export anything you want to keep from your account.
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