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1. Internet. How much are 2013 Cyber Monday UGGs you paying your Internet provider? The answer is probably Cyber Monday UGGs Sale much. Whereas Comcast and AT often charge upward of $30 a month, many lesserknown companies provide plans for half that amount. Unless you under contract with your current Internet provider, you should consider switching to a company you never heard of. 4G wireless Internet providers such as NetZero and FreedomPop have tiered pricing based on how much data you use, and you can even get Internet for free. Also, lowincome households might be able to qualify for $9.99 a month broadband access through UGG Boots Cyber Monday a government initiative.

2. Phone data plans. If you shelling out $30 to $50 a month for just 2GB Cyber Monday UGGs Outlet of data, you can cut down your smartphone bill substantially. Check out mobile wireless hotspot plans, which allow your phone to use WiFi instead of gobbling up expensive 4G data. Karma has a payasyougo plan of $14 per GB of data used, but you can also get free data by sharing your network with someone else. Moreover, services such as Yuilop, Skype and Google Voice let you make calls and texts for free.

3. Cable TV. Are you still paying to watch TV? Do you really need to see UGGs Cyber Monday of Thrones the night it comes on? Start using services like Hulu (or Hulu Plus, if you feeling fancy) Cyber Monday UGGs and Netflix to get your fix, or buy a la carte with iTunes or Amazon Video. Many network channels such as Fox, ABC and NBC post episodes online as well.

4. Credit monitoring. However, one Cyber Monday UGGs On Sale report every 12 months is not enough when your credit score can determine your insurance premiums and place of residence. So instead of paying monthly for a credit Cyber Monday UGG Boots monitoring service, sign up for one only when you need to check your credit score and cancel during the grace period to avoid paying a fee. Next time you need to check your credit, go to a different service, rinse and repeat.

5. Magazines. Instead of paying $10 each for The New Yorker, Time, Vogue and Wired, simply sign up for an aggregator service like Next Issue and get all the issues for less than $15 a month. You can then read the magazines on a tablet, smartphone or computer.

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