To continue Giveaway May at Consumerism Commentary, I have a great deal for all you investing junkies out there. In fact, today’s giveaway is sponsored by Investor Junkie. I’m excited to be working with Investor Junkie for today’s giveaway.

Thanks to his connections, Investor Junkie is able to provide today’s giveaway winner one year’s free subscription to Morningstar’s Premium Membership. This includes portfolio management tools, some of the best and most comprehensive in the business. The going rate for one year of Premium Membership is $185. As mentioned in the comments, Investor Junkie uses this service from Morningstar to select his investments. Read his full Morningstar review.

In addition to this membership, today’s winner will also receive a $50 Amazon.com Gift Card from Consumerism Commentary.

Here’s how to qualify for this giveaway, worth $235 to the winner. I’m turning to Facebook yet again for today’s challenge.

1. Become a fan — or “like” — Consumerism Commentary on Facebook. If you’re already a fan, you’ve done that part.
2. Become a fan — or “like” — Investor Junkie on Facebook.
3. Let me know in the comments below that you are a fan of both Consumerism Commentary and Investor Junkie.

As always, the prize can only be rewarded if you qualify to win based on the guidelines included in the Giveaway May introduction and complete the above by midnight tonight. Thanks both to Investor Junkie and Morningstar for supporting today’s giveaway!

Updated May 13, 2011 and originally published May 12, 2011. If you enjoyed this article, subscribe to the RSS feed or receive daily emails. Follow @flexo on Twitter and visit our Facebook page for more updates.

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