15 Surprising Expenses Seniors Actually Cut (And Why)

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#1: Cable TV Subscriptions

Most retirees watch far fewer live channels than they think. You’re paying $100–$150 monthly for maybe three shows. Switching to a standalone streaming service like Hulu or switching to free ad-supported platforms saves you $1,200 a year. Many seniors discover they actually prefer controlling what and when they watch without cable’s bloat.

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