Your Subscriptions & Memberships

As the title says, what subscriptions & memberships do you currently have? I'm talking ones you pay for.



I pay £11.99 a month for Spotify subscription.

I pay £59 a year for the Free Speech Union membership.

I pay £25 a year for Reform Party membership.



I'm not really a major membership/subscription person really, and don't watch TV so nothing for Netflix etc.

How about you?

£8.99 for Prime, £7 for Monzo Perks, £12.25 for Postcode Lottery then a couple of other bits for storage e.g. Google, Apple and Microsoft.

YouTube Premium - £7.99
Bannatyne Gym - £57
Gousto - £26-35
Amazon Prime - 7.91 (Yearly)
Google Storage - £6.58 (Yearly)
Virtual Landline - 6.50
Monzo Max - £22
OpenAI - £20
Audible £7.99
Netflix - £12.99
Disney+ - 8.99
ExpressVPN - £6.08 (Yearly)
Mobile Wi-Fi for Truck - £23

I think that's all, who knows. Obviously excluding my actual Mobile contract and things such as home bills, even though they're technically subscriptions such as my home Wi-Fi

I actually forgot about phone contract...

£120 a year - Phone contract

£25 a year - Travel Insurance (worldwide cover)

how the hell do you get travel insurance for £25

I think I'm about £70 without US/Canada cover, was about £150 last year when I had to add Canada/US

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Originally Posted by scottish

how the hell do you get travel insurance for £25

I think I'm about £70 without US/Canada cover, was about £150 last year when I had to add Canada/US

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that's soooo expensive haven't you shopped around?

I'm sure my Dad usually finds them super cheap. That said, one time when I went white-water rafting in Uganda on the Nile, me and my mate took out extra travel insurance that would cover Grade 5 rafting as most insurances only covered up to Grade 4.

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Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-

that's soooo expensive haven't you shopped around?

I'm sure my Dad usually finds them super cheap. That said, one time when I went white-water rafting in Uganda on the Nile, me and my mate took out extra travel insurance that would cover Grade 5 rafting as most insurances only covered up to Grade 4.

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That's after shopping around, although it won't be specifically the cheapest quote but the cheaper of one of the bigger names.

Yeah if I do a race abroad I usually have to buy additional insurance through SportsCover as it's considered a higher risk sport (tbf I've broke my ankle and at the same event a year earlier one of the girls in our group broke her leg - although both were in the UK thankfully) so isn't covered under normal insurance policy, so ends up being about £25 per trip

Actually, I think my insurance last year included an uplift because I was doing snowshoeing and dog sledding in Norway too, which was apparently considered riskier