I just tallied all my family's subscriptions:
Monthly
Apple One $19.95
iCloud $2.99
Disney / ESPN / Hulu $9.17
Netflix $13.99
Prime $9.92
Paramount+ $5.00
Peacock $5.00
Audible $14.95
Xbox Gold $5.00
Cable / Internet (Spectrum Silver tier, 3 boxes, 300 mbps internet) $220.00
ATT cell phone (7 lines, $40/mo of this is device costs) $210.00 ==> $170 if you remove device cost, pure wireless service only.
Total $515.96
Assume these are non-negotiable. Anything I can do to consolidate, replace, etc. to get it down? I have the Amex Platinum Personal which pays for Audible, and the Biz Platinum which covers $10/mo for cell phone (btw the cell covers 7 lines). My cell includes HBO Max but my cable package tier includes HBO so I'm double paying there.
Only obvious thing I can think of is switch to ATT fiber with DirecTV Stream which will save me ~$75/mo (not sure if there's some discount with ATT having all 3 services together) but I will lose NFL Network. Looked into YoutubeTV and there's no Spectrum Sportsnet.
Anything I'm not considering?
Monthly
Apple One $19.95
iCloud $2.99
Disney / ESPN / Hulu $9.17
Netflix $13.99
Prime $9.92
Paramount+ $5.00
Peacock $5.00
Audible $14.95
Xbox Gold $5.00
Cable / Internet (Spectrum Silver tier, 3 boxes, 300 mbps internet) $220.00
ATT cell phone (7 lines, $40/mo of this is device costs) $210.00 ==> $170 if you remove device cost, pure wireless service only.
Total $515.96
Assume these are non-negotiable. Anything I can do to consolidate, replace, etc. to get it down? I have the Amex Platinum Personal which pays for Audible, and the Biz Platinum which covers $10/mo for cell phone (btw the cell covers 7 lines). My cell includes HBO Max but my cable package tier includes HBO so I'm double paying there.
Only obvious thing I can think of is switch to ATT fiber with DirecTV Stream which will save me ~$75/mo (not sure if there's some discount with ATT having all 3 services together) but I will lose NFL Network. Looked into YoutubeTV and there's no Spectrum Sportsnet.
Anything I'm not considering?
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