FT Help

Welcome to the online home of FT.com Support and our Product Blog. Here you will find how-to videos and FAQs about the Financial Times and its services

Simply select one of the options below to be taken to a page displaying the various help categories related to that part of the Financial Times.

If you can’t find what you’re looking for on this site, remember that you can always send your query to us directly by emailing Help@FT.com or calling +44 (0)207 775 6248 (UK/Europe/Middle East/Africa), +1 917 551 5005 (US/Canada), +632 982 5780 (Asia), 000-800-100-4100 (India)


Help categories


Registering and subscribing

Find out more about registering and subscribing


Account queries

All general and payment queries about your account


Mobile

Help and instruction for iPad, iPhone and other formats


Tools & services

About all the features and services available to you


Newspaper

Delivery queries and information on the newspaper


Portfolio & Markets Data

All queries relating to the Portfolio & Markets Data tools

 

Your top questions answered

Below is a selection of the top queries we have from our users. You can find a more comprehensive list of queries in the categories to the left.

  • How do I create a portfolio?
    • Select “Create Portfolio” from the All Portfolios page, then enter a name for the Portfolio and select a currency. Once you’ve done this you can save your portfolio and begin adding assets.
  • How can I access the FT on my mobile phone?
  • What exactly is available on mobile?
    • Our mobile site contains all the FT’s news, comment and analysis as well as blogs and our Life & Arts section. You can also find markets and company data from across the world and access your portfolio for updates on the go.
  • Why is the FT pink?
    • First published in 1888 as a four-page newspaper, the Financial Times’ initial readership was the small financial community of the City of London. In 1893, to differentiate it from its rival, the Financial News, the FT switched to its distinctive shade of salmon pink – a masterstroke which made it immediately distinguishable from its main competitor.