TL;DR: Through Aug. 18, jump on end-of-summer savings and get a lifetime license to , giving you unlimited access to Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more for only £35.12 (reg. £171.79).
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Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows: Lifetime License
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£171.79
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It’s not just that PowerPoint, Excel, Word, and all their mates are popular. They’re also incredibly useful. The downside is that normally, Microsoft 365 isn’t something you just buy once. Paying for a subscription just means you’re renting your productivity monthly or annually. If you want to own it, you have to get a license that doesn’t expire.
has a few years on it, so this version might not have all tricks of the latest Microsoft 365 update, but you also don’t have to pay for it every year. Once it’s activated on your device, your device license never expires. And for a limited time, it only costs £35.12. That price is actually marked down a little extra, so get it before it’s gone.
How to avoid paying yearly for MS Office
Here’s what you get with this Office license: . You can use these apps however you want, whether it’s at work or at home.
If you’re used to Microsoft 365, Office’s look may be different, but the important parts are all there. Word still has some great templates and Publisher is still an easy way to make flyers and posters. The big difference is you don’t have to pay for them every year, so there’s finally time to figure out what all the functions in Excel do.
Just remember that once your apps are installed, that’s where they live. This license only allows you one installation on one computer, but then it’s yours for life. That’s what makes this such a good gift for office workers and students. The software you buy today could still be useful for years to come.
Don’t miss your chance to get lifetime access to essential productivity programs at a discount.
You only have until Aug. 18 to get this for just £35.12 (reg. £171.79). Just remember the lifetime license covers your device, not your Microsoft account.
prices subject to change.
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