While I like to read the Wall Street Journal and Financial Times, I do not have time to read them regularly. However, I have the entrepreneur bug, so I do like to keep up in that too. I have time 
for a magazine or two every month, and there are two money related magazines that I subscribe to and read regularly.
for a magazine or two every month, and there are two money related magazines that I subscribe to and read regularly.The first is Fast Company. I picked up my first Fast Company issue for a management class a few years back. I enjoyed it and found it to be well written and interesting. I picked up another one when I long layover in an airport. I picked up another a few months later when I was flying to somewhere or other. I liked it so much at that point I subscribed.
Fast Company focuses on technology, environmentally friendly, and socially responsible companies. I am interested in all of those, and Fast Company has great articles that keep me interested. I am so much of a 
blog generation skimmer that any magazine that can keep me interested must be doing something right.
blog generation skimmer that any magazine that can keep me interested must be doing something right.I also subscribe to Inc. magazine. Inc is from the same publisher as Fast Company, which is why I discovered it. Inc has almost grown on me more than Fast Company as I have become more familiar with the monthly features. Inc is focused on entrepreneurial and growth companies and gives tips and tricks for what to do with your next big idea.
I get both for $15 a year. For the entertainment value alone they are worth it. But, unlike a fiction novel or movie, they contribute something to my knowledge of business and money. If you are ever on a flight or take a train every day, pick one up. You might be pleasantly surprised.