I've got Netflix, Disney+, and a couple others now and I'm losing track of what I'm actually paying for each month. Is there a good way to organize this or should I just pick like two main services and rotate them?
The most practical approach is honestly just dumping all your subscriptions into a spreadsheet or a note on your phone with the cost and billing date for each one, then you can see at a glance which ones you're actually using and which are just draining money. If that feels like overkill, at minimum set calendar reminders for when each one renews so you can decide month-to-month whether to keep it instead of getting surprised by charges you forgot about.
I'd actually set up a calendar reminder for each billing date instead of (or alongside) a spreadsheet - that way you get a heads-up before the charge hits and can actually cancel something if you realize you haven't touched it in months. The spreadsheet thing is solid for seeing the overall picture, but a lot of people make a list and then just ignore it. If you're genuinely only watching two or three services regularly, rotating through them every few months makes way more sense than paying for five things you half-remember subscribing to.
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