How to Save on Personal Tech

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Inflation is at a 40-year high with the price of nearly everything going up... your 1personal tech budget could be 2taking a hit.

¡°The amount of money that we¡¯re spending on tech is getting bigger every single year and it 3makes sense, right? We¡¯re 4working remote, we¡¯re 5doing things kind of on the go.¡±

Personal finance coach, Jully Alma-Taveras has these 5 tips to 6cut down on your tech 7expenses. Number one, ask for 8loyalty discounts. She says call your phone service provider every six months to see if you can get a better deal. Number two, limit the number of devices you own and those 9pricey upgrades.

¡°Don¡¯t 10feel pressured to buy the latest and greatest because oftentimes they¡¯re layered with things that you probably don¡¯t even need.¡±

Number three, trim your wireless bills. The plans served up by the big carriers aren¡¯t always the cheapest. So, 11explore other companies with 12budget phone plans.

¡°The difference between the plans can be very big... a prepaid plan versus of normal plan that can be in the hundreds of dollars.¡±

Number four, cut down on the streaming or 13rotate plans. You may not need them all together at once. And finally, number five, cancel those online subscriptions. From apps to online tools and services. Look at what you can cancel now.

¡°Kind of keep it streamlined... limited and save a lot of money along the way.¡±

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