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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Streaming vs. Cable Battle of the Budget: Which One Saves You More Money?

Streaming customers are in an era of paid sharing, where major platforms like Netflix and soon, Disney Plus, are charging extra – yet optional — fees if you decide to share your account with someone outside your household. Ad-based plans, sports add-ons and price hikes are affecting our streaming subscription decisions. Given the changes that are seemingly hitting both streaming services and cable each year, you could be mulling what’s the best fit.

Maybe you’ve switched to  and have forgotten what cable or satellite TV truly costs. Or perhaps you’ve been with  or  forever because you’re accustomed to your bundle price. Either way, are you getting the best value for your money? 

With its contracts and fees, cable TV is nowhere near cheap. The alternative is a suite of streaming services, but paying for multiple subscriptions — or even a live TV streaming service like DirecTV Stream — could also rival your cable bill. According to a 2023 report from Leichtman Research Group, 83% of US households have at least one streaming service, with over 50% of us subscribing to four or more.

These days, you can sever the cord completely and solely use streaming services like , or YouTube TV. You can also keep satellite or cable TV as your main dish while subscribing to a couple of streaming platforms on the side. There’s also the option to watch 100% of what you want on cable TV only.

All those choices can quickly become overwhelming, but don’t worry. Here, to break down how you can save money in most parts of the US with the best combination of cable, streaming and internet. (You can also find out compared with a regular supermarket, and .)

You can immediately see that paying for internet alone is roughly the same price as a live TV streaming service such as Hulu with Live TV or by $8 to $73 a month. If you pay $70 per month for internet and $77 for Hulu Live TV, that’s a total of $147. Stick with the cheaper Sling TV, which has a decent amount of cable channels, and the price drops to $110. You should also note that live services from Hulu and YouTube TV include unlimited DVR and don’t charge extra.

You may be able to find a customizable cable/internet bundle that costs between $105 and $125, or a cheaply priced standalone internet service. But as we mentioned above, once you factor in taxes and extra fees, live TV streaming usually comes out cheaper.

What are the pros of switching to a TV streaming service?

While streaming prices continue to increase, there are no taxes or hidden costs. You also don’t have to worry about fees for leasing equipment, contracts (unless you do an annual plan) or waiting (or paying) for the cable guy to come out for repairs or installation. You have the option to go commercial-free, and you’re not spending money on a bunch of channels you don’t want or watch. What else? Because you pay as you go on a monthly basis, there are no penalty fees for early cancellation and deactivation. You can watch content on demand with the ability to split costs for your account by sharing passwords. And that’s all without a credit check. 

We realize prices of on-demand services are increasing, and we’ve outlined those changes below, but costs can be marginal compared to what you’d pay for cable or satellite service.

Which is the best for you?

If you want to save money, then the best thing to do is subscribe to the cheapest internet subscription you can and get a Netflix and/or Hulu subscription. You’re done. However, if you find you would miss live TV, then the cheapest option is adding Sling TV to that. Yet, even signing up for Hulu Plus Live TV and internet will cost less than a premium cable subscription and yield a similar number of channels. Not to mention the copious amount of on-demand content Hulu includes — which now also incorporates Disney Plus and ESPN Plus.

Unless you’re a sports fan who needs a local RSN or cares about , the main potential downside to cutting the cord is one of convenience — especially if you’re a channel flipper — as you’ll now need to navigate apps rather than use the channel buttons on your remote. If you’re happy with your cable subscription then you may not need to even worry about cutting the cord, and saving money may be as easy as cutting out some of the packages you don’t use. You could always supplement it with a Hulu, Disney Plus or Netflix subscription too.

While the leap to cutting the cord may seem intimidating, it can still offer a cable TV experience if you want that, as well as saving you some decent money in the process. For more insight on money-saving home entertainment tips, check out our articles on rotating your streaming services, the best antennas and a media player comparison.
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