Recurring charges can easily add up. CNBC picks the best apps to help you track and manage your paid subscriptions and memberships.

AMAZON is giving away access to a load of premium TV channels for free. It’s part of a special promotion that is due to expire in days. An Amazon Prime membership (or standalone Prime Video) ...

Evernote was once the king of note-taking, but it became bloated and expensive. Joplin is the spiritual successor that returns to basics. It is a note-taking and to-do application capable of handling ...

In today's digital age, subscription services have become an integral part of our lives, offering convenience and entertainment at our fingertips. However, these services can quickly add up, ...

Free subscriptions to NBC streaming service Peacock are being given away for a limited time. More specifically, three-month subscriptions to Peacock Premium are being given away for free. One month of ...

Bowing to pressure from European Union regulators, and following a $400 million fine issued in January for breaking EU digital advertising rules, Meta will now offer paid subscriptions to most of its ...

Gone are the days of boundless free trials and ad-free subscriptions for every tier of subscription memberships. It seems now that every year our favorite subscription services are threatening to ...

Vivian Medithi is a freelance writer and critic with bylines at Guardian US, LA Review of Books and No Bells, among others. He previously covered the stock market as an Analyst Editor at InvestorPlace ...

YouTube launched a Premium Lite ad-free subscription plan earlier this month that could save subscribers some money. The new plan, available for $7.99 per month, gives users ad-free streaming of most ...

Ten years later, and Microsoft is still trying to charge you a subscription to play Solitaire without ads. And pretty much everything else, too. It’s no joke. I wrote about the Microsoft Solitaire ...

Four out of five US adults (80%) have paid for one or more subscriptions in the past year. But how much you're paying may surprise you. Dashia is the consumer insights editor for CNET. She specializes ...