: We underestimate our monthly subscription costs by $133: Money ‘that’s no longer available for other goals, such as retirement savings, paying down debt or an emergency fund’

June 20, 2022

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Gen Zers were the most likely to report paying for a subscription even after they had forgotten about it, and baby boomers were the least likely, a recent survey found.

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