With more streaming services available than ever and the prices of everything going up it's easy to end up spending hundreds of pounds each year on watching TV and films. Over half of UK households are signed up to at least one streaming service, while millions more have digital TV subscriptions like Sky.
Meanwhile, Netflix announced this week it would be increasing the monthly cost of subscriptions to £10.99 and is also reportedly starting a clampdown on shared accounts in reaction to massive drops in subscriber numbers and revenue.
There are plenty of ways to cut down TV costs, from using Tesco Clubcard points to get Disney Plus, to getting free trials of Amazon Prime or Now's television service. But the simplest way to make the biggest cuts on your budget for entertainment is by what we would call 'leapfrogging' services. We take a look at what this means, how it works and most importantly how much you can save.
