As part of the DIY Nous method for saving money on household utilities, this is a step-by-step approach after you have named your music provider and double-checked the terms of your contract with them.
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Most music streaming subscriptions can be cancelled on a monthly basis, so you’re effectively always out of contract, and it’s generally easy to cancel them online.
With such a range of streaming services available (Spotify Premium is the most popular but there are competing offers from Amazon Music, Apple, Deezr, Tidal and more) many households have more than one provider due to free trials. So the first check is whether you can get from multiple music providers to just one.
Next, it’s time to work out whether you have the right service tier for your chosen provider, and whether you pay for it in the cheapest way. Here’s a comparison of the most popular streaming services and their monthly prices.
You can cancel or change all music streaming services via your account homepage. Some, including Spotify, make you do this via the web browser.
The rising cost of living has already affected millions of households and if you’re struggling to pay essential bills, you’re not alone.
Some households may need urgent or more specialist help than we can provide. If you’re unable to pay a bill, the first step is to contact your provider and tell them. They are best placed to make sure you are receiving any financial assistance you may be entitled to.
<aside> 🆘 See the list of specialists at Cost-of-living resources
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Last updated: April 2022
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