With the cost of living crisis putting pressure on household budgets at the moment, subscriptions are often the first payments people cancel. A recent study found that the number of households that subscribe to at least one video streaming service in Great Britain dropped as the cost-of-living crisis led some (particularly younger households) to forgo entertainment in favour of saving money.
The investigation found that 16.9 million or 58 per cent of households now have at least one paid subscription, a quarter-on-quarter reduction of 215,000.
Which? has rounded up ways to save money on services, from Amazon Prime to Spotify.
