Tired of paying for online subscriptions you no longer use but can’t quite figure out how to cancel? You’re not alone. Streaming platforms like Netflix, cloud storage services like iCloud, and ...

Meanwhile, subscription fatigue is real — and expensive. According to CNET, the average American spends $1,080 per year on subscriptions while wasting $200 annually on subscriptions they don't use.

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The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against the operators of several gym chains, including LA Fitness, on Wednesday over allegations that they make it too difficult to cancel memberships ...

Shopify reports millennials prioritize convenience, wellness, and nostalgia in spending, favoring subscriptions and online shopping for their families.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued the operators of gym chain LA Fitness and other gyms on Wednesday, saying they have made it exceedingly difficult to cancel memberships.

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To cancel, LA Fitness requires consumers to go to the gym in person or send a cancellation notice by mail. But the FTC says it’s not that simple.