My coworker in Dallas kept telling me to cancel my $14.99 streaming plan, and now I feel dumb for waiting 4 months
Back in January a guy at my office in Dallas kept saying I should drop the streaming plan I forgot I even had and put that money toward my car loan instead, and I kept putting it off because canceling felt like a hassle. I finally did it in May and that 15 bucks a month knocked almost 8 months off my loan payoff date. What is the smallest recurring charge you kept for way too long before finally cutting it?
Did you ever check if the plan was shared with anyone else before you killed it, like family leeching off your login? Tbh that is the part people never think about. I had a $9.99 music plan I kept for almost two years and the real reason I hung on was my brother was using it on his phone and I did not want the drama. Once I finally told him to get his own, it was like 20 bucks a month gone and I felt stupid for not having that talk sooner. The trick is those small charges hide behind sharing and guilt, not laziness. So before you cut the next one, ask who else is on it, because that answer is usually why it survived so long.