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Prices do not have to rise forever for an old buying habit to become a bad deal. Food prices were still 3% higher in June 2026 than a year earlier, while energy prices were up 15.7%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The smartest response is not cutting everything, but periodically checking whether purchases that once made sense still earn their place in the budget.

We all know that cutting unnecessary and forgotten subscriptions is good for our wallets, but did you also know it’s good for your health?

If you've ever winced while looking at your cable bill, there's a better way to go. Canceling cable in favor of internet streaming can save you a pile of money without sacrificing your entertainment.