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TheStreet.com, Inc.
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THESTREET.COM LAUNCHES
"THE SAVE SAFE PLAN"
Latest Subscription Offering Targets Investors Looking for Long-term Investing Strategies

NEW YORK, January 28, 2003- TheStreet.com, Inc. (Nasdaq:TSCM), a leading multimedia provider of financial commentary, research, analysis and news, today announced the launch of The Save Safe Plan, the latest subscription offering from TheStreet.com. Responding to TheStreet.com subscribers' requests for comprehensive advice on establishing and maintaining a well-balanced long-term portfolio, the product was created to help investors create a secure financial plan. The Save Safe Plan consists of access to a dividend portfolio of high-yielding stocks and bonds combined with financial advice and analysis from TheStreet.com's investment professionals.

The Save Safe Plan combines a model dividend portfolio of stocks and bonds - that deliver strong, consistent yields - and investment advice from Dagen McDowell, the Company's personal finance specialist and host of the radio/web broadcast "Portfolio Therapy." The model portfolio will be maintained and rigorously monitored by David Peltier, one of TheStreet.com's top research associates. Peltier will research P/E ratios, review management teams, check company growth and quantify payout ratios to find investments that he believes will outperform the CD index, the benchmark for less risky, long-term investing. Peltier will also share his investment techniques and send subscribers email updates on significant news, events and fundamentals.

McDowell will present her research on tax incentives and insurance planning and advise subscribers on alternative saving methods, mutual fund tactics and strategies to help them achieve a balanced and well-rounded long-term plan. An interactive portion of the product will highlight McDowell responding to select questions via a Q & A section.

"With cash rates at historic lows, and the possibility that dividends could be subject to favorable tax treatment, the time is right for TheStreet.com's Save Safe Plan," said David Morrow, TheStreet.com editor-in-chief. "Investors who recognize that stocks that pay dividends have far outperformed those without, will want to subscribe to Save Safe, which gives you a long-term plan that, with minimal trading, gives you a chance to outperform the market for the long-term. Consider it the ultimate alternative to a mutual fund designed to capture dividends, because it has much lower 'fees' and more intensive research with optimal diversification and no pressure from fund inflows that overwhelm performance."

The Save Safe Plan is available for $79.95 a year. To sign up for a three issue free trial or for more information, visit www.savesafeplan.com.

About TheStreet.com, Inc.
TheStreet.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: TSCM) is a leading multimedia provider of proprietary, timely, independent and insightful financial commentary, analysis, research and news. TheStreet.com brand is built on our best-in-class editorial team of experienced financial commentators and journalists. On the Internet, our premium, subscription-based website, RealMoney.com is accompanied by our professionally oriented subscription sites, RealMoney Pro and RealMoney Pro Advisor, and our free, flagship site, TheStreet.com. In addition, our content is available across diverse media platforms, including the internet, print, radio and conferences, giving us more opportunities to generate revenue from the content we produce. Our strategic relationships with leading companies in the media, technology and financial services sectors help us create brand awareness and increase subscription and advertising revenue. Statements contained in this news release not related to historical facts may be deemed forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties (described in the Company's SEC filings), which could cause actual results to differ.

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