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@DesertDreams88: you can get WaPo for free as an educator!

I subscribe to nytimes as well. We also do Spotify and Netflix. That’s about it! For a while we did a subscription meal service but it was too expensive and the service made it hard to skip weeks so I finally canceled.

We get NYTimes and Netflix, and DH has Sirius in his car and Pandora premium for uninterrupted music when he runs. We also have Amazon Prime but I feel like that pays for itself. It's not a subscription per se, but we also pay for Kroger Click List, and I am going to look into the delivery option they just introduced.

@DesertDreams88: great question, I'm always curious what others do!

We have Prime, NYT, Spotify, Netflix, HBO, and I just started Filmstruck which is **incredible**. It's like a high-brow Netflix. They have tons and tons of Criterion Collection movies and classics and it's amazing and pretty reasonable. Recommended if you're a movie lover!

And I think I'm going to subscribe to the WSJ weekend edition but I keep thinking I should cut back

I got rocksbox for 6 months as a Christmas gift in 2016. I enjoyed it but was kind of over it by 6 months in. I did get some fun pieces but also kind of talked myself into things that I now don’t wear a lot. That is always my problem with subscriptions!

I do love Sephora flash shipping (no minimum purchase) for $10 a year. I love ordering last minute when I run out of something, and not feeling like I need to run to the mall, or ordering something small by itself. I don’t spend as much on makeup anymore but I also love that you can get a nice sized sample (with a wide selection) pretty much anytime you spend $25. Getting a deluxe sample every time makes the $10 totally worth it to me and I often time purchases to get good ones.

I get monthly pedicures as my splurge. Does that count?

We only have amazon prime (who doesn’t these days?). We use my brothers account for Netflix on occasion but not really big Netflix watchers. Oh so I’m a big Korean drama fan so I pay a subscription service for that.

I used to do a kid monthly subscription box Citrus Lane (now defunct) when my LO was younger. We liked a lot of the stuff that it came with but as time went on, it was just too much stuff every month that turned into clutter. Plus the value wasn’t really there. I kind of want to do Little Passports bc at almost 6, I feel like she would get more out of it now.

Here are ours! Though i already cancelled Viki (it was an annual subscription and I was in the process of saving up for the next annual payment). And seriously considering dropping amazon prime. We don’t have cable.

Oh and I also have a Sephora free shipping subscription ($10/year), but I bundle that into my “personal care” category.

I have a digital subscription to NY Times and my local paper, because I like to keep up with local news as well. My husband subscribes to a couple literary magazines. My son gets High Five, Ranger Rick Jr and Koala Crate for his subscriptions. We don't subscribe to any food services or products beyond the Koala Crate for my son.

@Mrs. Pickle: What do you think about datebox? Are the dates actually fun and things you wouldn't normally plan for yourself?

We have Prime (which we use all the time), Netflix, and Acorn (which is for British TV. We don't have cable.

DH has Sirius XM for his car (he drives a lot). I am also seriously considering a Washington Post subscription.

I pay for YNAB and Amazon Prime.

We have Netflix free from Tmobile.

Currently I also have a free subscription for Car&Driver that I got for DH.

I am just at the end of a 2 month trial for Sirius XM and I really want to keep it going!

@sunny: It's a totally free Netflix account I watch on our TV!

right now we have HBO Now and Netflix, and this summer will bring back my Spotify subscription for my walks/bike rides. I currently have Beachbody on Demand, my year is up in May and I think I will be doing a gym membership instead of renewing it.

I just cancelled Amazon Prime (Target's 2 day shipping was winning out for me, and we weren't using the shows/etc.) I may bring this back in the fall when I start holiday shopping because I do like Prime's selection.

@LadyDi: it's from the YNAB app.

Amazon prime. Duh
Apple cloud service
Netflix
NY Times
Lightroom creative cloud
Just started trunk club
Freshadirect yearly unlimited delivery

@looch: Trunk club is a bit different. It's like non-shopping. A stylist 'messages' you back and forth online (at first I suspected a bot but it's not) and you can show them your pinterest board or individual pins. It's like chatting with someone and they search the racks for you while you sip champagne (or a juice box). Then you get to veto what they choose before it is sent and more stuff can get added or send as is. I really enjoyed it much more than shopping! It also made me realize what I kind of wanted vs. 'needed' in my wardrobe. Now I won't go shopping to update because I have/will get only what is 'important' through the service.