What are the consequences of my cancelling my Office 365 personal subscription?

Cancelling your Office 365 personal subscription will have several consequences:

1. Loss of Access: You will lose access to the Office applications (like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) and any additional features provided by the subscription, such as OneDrive storage, once the current billing period ends.
2. Data Accessibility: If you have files stored in OneDrive or other Microsoft services, you may lose access to these files once your subscription expires. It's important to back up any important data before cancellation.
3. No Future Charges: Cancelling the subscription will prevent any future charges to your credit card, which is beneficial if you no longer need the service.
4. Reactivation: If you change your mind, you can reactivate the subscription later, but you will need to go through the process of signing up again.

If you're uncertain about needing the subscription, consider whether you regularly use the Office applications or the cloud storage features. If not, cancelling might be a good option for you.

References:

• Why am I getting billed for Microsoft 365 after I activate the benefit?
• How do I cancel my free trial?