 TITLE: How to Manage All Your Monthly Subscriptions CONTENT: One Bill Turns Into Many\n------------------------\nNot too long ago, the content we consumed through our cable TV was paid for with one monthly bill in a neat and tidy package. Now, many of us have cheaper, more tailored streaming services such as Hulu, Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime—with new options being added all the time.\nThey provide a compelling alternative: access to endless amounts of on-demand content, often with only a monthly commitment. But shows, networks and movie studios all have partnerships with different streaming services, so you've probably found yourself accumulating multiple streaming subscriptions just to watch stuff.\nYou may also subscribe to Spotify for music, Audible for books, DropBox or iCloud for storage, and so on. Subscription services that deliver you food or new products every month might also be thrown into the mix. And this is all in addition to your regular bills such as your gym membership, electricity bill and cellphone payment.\nAs you can see, the number of these recurring services and subscriptions can really add up, which could make it challenging to stay on top of. If you signed up for these services over time, subscriptions may be paid for by different credit and debit cards and further complicate your bill-paying process. They may even have different billing cycles, with some being paid quarterly or annually instead of month-by-month. If you're not keeping track, unexpected or infrequently billed subscriptions can bust your budget and even cause you to overdraft. END