The End of Subscription Creep: New FTC Rule Simplifies Canceling Subscriptions
The average consumer spends about $91 on subscriptions each month, according to a CNET survey about subscription creep. Stopping an unwanted subscription or membership with one click (and not feeling misled to enroll in the first place) can help you keep more cash in your pocket.
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'Subscription Creep' Is Real. Consumers Are Paying Over $1,000 Each Year, CNET Survey FindsThe new FTC rule will make it easier to cancel subscriptions without the hassle. How much are subscriptions eating into your ...
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