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In today's challenging business landscape, more than 50% of small-business owners cite rising operational costs as one of their biggest concerns, according to a recent QuickBooks survey.

For entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small-business professionals, finding ways to save without compromising productivity is key to staying competitive. One area where you can make an immediate impact is your software choices.

Why pay for an ongoing subscription to Microsoft 365 when you can get Microsoft Office Home & Business for Mac 2021 for a one-time payment of just $69.97 (reg. $219)? This lifetime license delivers all the essential productivity tools you need, saving you money in the long run while ensuring you stay productive.

If you're a cost-conscious business owner, the recurring subscription costs of Microsoft 365 may feel like an unnecessary expense, especially if you don't need the extra cloud services or constant updates. By opting for Microsoft Office Home & Business for Mac 2021, you'll make a one-time investment that gives you lifetime access to the tools you rely on—no more worrying about monthly or yearly renewal fees.

With this lifetime license, you get access to Word to create professional documents and Excel to manage your data, finances and reports effortlessly. You'll also be able to create compelling presentations in PowerPoint and chat with the team via Teams. Don't forget that you can use Outlook to organize and manage your inboxes and calendars. Plus, OneNote gives you a place to store and manage all of your notes.

These tools are the backbone of any business, helping you stay productive and organized. And the best part? You can use them offline, so your workflow stays uninterrupted even if you're traveling or dealing with unreliable internet.

Don't miss the chance to grab this evergreen suite of apps while it's on sale.

Pick up a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Home & Business for Mac 2021 for a one-time payment of just $69.97 (reg. $219) through September 29.

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