We watched more TV than ever before during the pandemic, filling the long lockdown days by binge-watching series and mid-week movie nights.
In fact, research from digital bank N26 shows that over a third of consumers have more subscriptions than they did before the pandemic, with a third of people aged 18-34 having more than four.The research also found that the most important benefit for subscribers was the option to cancel at any time ahead of paying a fixed price , while 20% said they would sign up for a food or clothing subscription, 17% to a health and medication subscription, and 15% to an education subscription.
Disney+: In February, the costs rose for Irish customers from €6.99 to €8.99 a month and the annual charge from €69.99 to €89.99 for new customers. Existing subscribers will have the cheaper rate honoured until 23 August 2021. How to save on your subscriptions 1) Sharing your streaming subscriptions within your household is one of the quickest ways to save money. Most services have plans you can switch to that could help you save, without losing personalised features. Spotify for example offers a Premium Duo plan for €13.99 a month for two people in the same household for a saving of €71.88 compared to two individual plans. For larger households, there is the Premium Family plan for €17.