Are you tired of paying a hefty price for your live TV streaming package each month? Many cord cutters make the mistake of signing up for a live TV streaming service and sticking with it, even after several price hikes. But the good news is, with streaming services, there are no contracts, which means you don’t have to keep acting like you’re stuck in one.
If you’re looking to save money on streaming TV, Michael from michaelsafe.com has a better way to look at your live TV streaming package that can save you a whole lot of money. Here’s how to cancel TVision Live and save money on streaming services.
First, set a streaming budget for your household and determine your must-have channels and services. Then take advantage of the free trials offered by most services to try before you buy.
Michael suggests switching to a cheaper live TV streaming service during the off-season and summer months when you’re watching a lot less TV. For example, Sling TV’s cheapest plan is currently $30 a month, which is significantly less than other live TV streaming services. You could also keep all of your on-demand streaming services, such as Netflix, the Disney Bundle, and HBO Max, and pay a total of $70 a month.
If you don’t want to give up YouTube TV, Michael has another idea for you. Keep YouTube TV and pick just one on-demand streaming service per month. This will cost you $78 to $80 a month, depending on which service you choose. By doing this, you can save up to $28 a month, which adds up to $336 in a single year.
Remember, you can stop and start your subscriptions without penalty because there are no contracts. Don’t make the mistake of sticking with a live TV streaming service after several price hikes. Take control of your streaming budget and switch to a cheaper service during the off-season and summer months. Or, keep YouTube TV and choose just one on-demand streaming service per month to save money.
What live TV streaming services do you like? Which ones are worth your money every month? Share your thoughts in the comments below.