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© 2025 RadioNZ 9:05pm What’s cheaper than Microsoft 365? An Office lifetime license. TL;DR: Get a Microsoft Office lifetime license on sale for $59.97 while supplies last (reg. $219.99)—this deal always sells out fast.
Have you heard of this year’s “low-buy” trend? It’s where you try to save as much money as possible, like canceling unnecessary subscriptions. First up is Microsoft 365 (especially after that recent price hike).
Instead of paying $9.99 monthly, just get an Office lifetime license for $59.97 while they’re 72% off. If you cancel your Microsoft 365 subscription today, this purchase will pay for itself in only six months—then it’s money back in your pocket.
This version includes all the staple apps: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneNote, Publisher, and Access. While you won’t get the latest AI features and updates of Microsoft 365, you’ll never be asked to pay again. Simply download the Office suite to your PC and enjoy access as long as your computer lives.
Download Microsoft Office 2021 to your PC for $59.97 (reg. $219.99) until we sell out of codes. No coupon is needed to get this discount.
Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows: Lifetime License – $59.97
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© 2025 RadioNZ 9:25pm 3 apps to get before buying a new computer TL;DR: The PC Transfer Kit gives you three tools to migrate computers, backup your data, and protect your privacy. It’s only $34.99, too.
Switching to a new PC doesn’t have to be annoying. Neither does protecting your data. The PC Transfer Kit gives you three tools to make migrating to a new computer or protecting the one you have a whole lot easier.
PCmover Professional handles the heavy lifting when moving to a new computer. It transfers all your files, settings, and even installed programs, so you don’t have to waste time manually downloading apps or searching for license keys. Just set it up, and it does the rest.
DiskImage is your safety net. It creates a full backup of your system. If your computer crashes or gets hit with malware, you can restore everything—including your settings—onto a new device, even if the hardware is different.
SafeErase makes sure your private data stays private. Simply deleting files isn’t always enough, but this tool permanently wipes sensitive information, whether it’s individual files or your entire hard drive. It’s perfect if you’re selling an old PC or just want extra security.
It’s only $34.99 to get the PC Transfer Kit with PCmover Pro, DiskImage, and SafeErase.
PC Transfer Kit Bundle feat. PCmover Professional, DiskImage, and SafeErase – $34.99
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