Now more than ever, it seems that everyone’s shelling out for subscription services and products. Unfortunately, the more things you subscribe to, the harder it is to see how it’s impacting your ...

Tired of paying for online subscriptions you no longer use but can’t quite figure out how to cancel? You’re not alone. Streaming platforms like Netflix, cloud storage services like iCloud, and ...

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Your digital rent is skyrocketing. To cut back, turn off auto-renew and hunt down forgotten subscriptions in your credit-card statements and smartphone settings.

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These tips will help you end services you no longer need By Daniel Bortz Tired of paying for online subscriptions you no longer use but can’t quite figure out how to cancel? You’re not alone.