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The coronavirus hasn’t been kind to the world economy. Businesses are shuttering, stocks are plummeting, and unemployment claims are rising quicker than anyone could have predicted.
We get it. None of this bodes well for your wallet.
Fortunately, the digital world is a treasure trove when it comes to free content. Looking for a way to protect your laptop without shattering your piggy bank? Avast has you covered. Want to pick up a free game on your Switch instead of opting for Animal Crossing? Nintendo offers plenty.
Below, we’ve outlined an abundance of ways you can save on everything from entertainment to art, not to mention the tools you rely on for work and your personal well-being. Gwent, anyone?
The best free music download sites that are totally legal
Even in the streaming era, it can be tough to find free music without breaking the law. Here, we've highlighted a few places where you can pick up free tunes.
YouTube partners with Tribeca, Cannes, Sundance for free film festival
YouTube is partnering with Tribeca, Cannes, Sundance and several others to offer a free film festival on its platform from May 29 to June 7, 2020.
The best free online classes to take based on your interests
We've compiled the best free online courses you can take right now, depending on your interests, so you can come out of quarantine having learned something new.
The best free streaming, education and fitness trials to keep you entertained right now
There are plenty of things to keep you busy with all the free trials right now -- whether it’s streaming services, education, fitness apps, and more.
The best free resources to keep students engaged while stuck at home
As teachers, parents, and students of all ages adjust to the world of distance learning at home, educational tech outlets are responding with free offerings.
The best free online concerts to watch from your couch
Many artists are taking the social distancing opportunity to provide free, live shows so all of us stuck at home can pretend we are right there with them.
Beat the boredom with a free Disney+ subscription
Pigs must be flying because Disney+ is free. Customers who sign up now can immerse themselves in Disney's selection of entertainment for the low price of $0.
Minecraft adds free educational content in response to COVID-19
While many schools are currently shut down, Minecraft is looking to help parents enhance their children's learning in a fun way through free educational worlds.
Amazon Video makes family content available to all customers, no Prime needed
In response to the growing number of families stuck at home in the wake of the pandemic, Amazon is making a selection of its Prime Video family content free.
Smithsonian releases collection of 2.8 million images for free use
The Smithsonian has released 2.8 million high-resolution images from across its collections that anyone can view, download, and reuse free of charge.