Managing monthly subscriptions is part of life for busy entrepreneurs and professionals.
Often, what starts as a free trial or a promising new AI tool turns into an overlooked expense. Learning how to cancel unwanted subscriptions can save you hundreds of dollars each year.
How to take control of your subscriptions
Here’s how you can take control.
1. Track Subscriptions Regularly
Every few months, review your bank or card statements for recurring charges. Apps and services have a way of slipping by unnoticed, draining your budget. Make a list and decide what to keep.
2. Know Where to Cancel
Each service handles cancellations differently. Streaming platforms, digital tools, and payment apps have their steps. For example, if you use Hulu, you can find clear steps in this Cancel Hulu subscription guide.
3. If You Use YouTube TV
Google accounts can be tricky with linked payments and digital wallets. For a step-by-step breakdown, this Cancel YouTube TV subscription resource covers every screen and email to expect during the process.
4. Remember Adobe and Other Tools
Business software like Adobe sometimes tries to hold on to customers by hiding their options. If you’re considering a cleanup, the Cancel Adobe Subscription Guide helps you avoid surprise charges and keep your workflow smooth.
Final Tips
Cancel before renewal dates to avoid extra fees.
Always confirm the cancellation by checking for an email or a change in your account status. Don’t forget to look for annual or quarterly plans. Sometimes these are easier to miss.
Review your subscriptions each quarter as a regular part of your money management.
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Adeyemi Adetilewa (Founder, elloAI.com)