Monthly cable and satellite bills seem to increase every year. Fortunately, new technology and a plethora of streaming services mean there are plenty of alternatives to cable TV.
If I cancel my cable TV subscription in 2024, this is what I'll do!
This guide to cutting cable will help you decide if it's right for you, show you how to still watch live and network TV, list popular streaming services you might want to add, and tell you how to still watch your favorite sports.
It may sound obvious, but you really want to make sure cord cutting is right for you before you take the plunge. If you change your mind, new contracts and activation fees can get expensive.
Before you decide to cut the cord, you should figure out how much your cable or satellite bill is. You can do this by checking your monthly statement. Since you’re already considering cutting the cord, it’s a good bet that it’s already much higher than you’d like. Looking at the total amount of your bill will give you something to compare the other costs you’ll incur after adding one of the options below. The goal, of course, is to make sure you’re actually saving money.
