A survey of 2,000 adults reveals 38% of Brits are stuck in contracts they believe overcharge them by £576 annually.Half of respondents noticed rising prices over time, while 26% feel they receive poor value for their services.TV packages, energy contracts, and mobile plans are the most common areas of dissatisfaction.With an average of seven subscriptions, nearly 10% struggle to track their commitments.The research, commissioned by Community Fibre, found 23% believe better alternatives exist, and 26% actively seek cheaper deals.Personal finance expert Peter Komolafe partnered with the provider to launch a flexible eSIM offering unlimited data, calls, and texts.The study highlights the need for regular contract reviews to avoid unexpected costs.Nearly half of respondents prefer shorter, more flexible deals, while 64% lack clarity on their monthly expenses.For mobile contracts, 27% want to switch to cheaper options, and 60% prioritize cost savings.The findings underscore the importance of managing subscriptions to prevent financial strain from unnoticed overcharges.