Retirement and Adobe.

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August 4, 2024
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I have been a member of Adobe creative cloud for many years now, a faithful customer with all apps. I retire this year and will have to give up my Adobe account due to the cost. Now I only do a little photography and digital artwork but will have to find another way of doing the editing. Adobe do not support retired or disabled customers which I am both now, I find this quite dissapointing from a company that is so big and makes so much money from us. My account will stop in October of this year and in the meantime I will search for other options and download all of my content and hope I can still use most of it when I want to. Does anyone else with an Adobe account find adding Adobe to a dwindeling retirement package a strain and, why oh why does a company of such size and stature not help or even be seen helping people in the same position, I know veterans that would love to get into Adobe but just can not stand the cost. Come on Adobe, get seen helping.

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Correct answer kglad

ps (and lr) are $10/mo

j04nA0001

Participant

I’ve been professionally using Adobe since pretty much the begining - i know all the tools and use creative suite - now it is just for friends and favours as i have finished with professional output. Honestly Adobe should take a look at our payment records and loyalty and give retired professionals loyalty rates when they’ve finsihed. limited to 10 hours a month would be fine

kglad

Community Expert

these are user forums. write to adobe corporate.

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timgarman

Participant

I'm in the same boat, retiring at the end of 2025 but still wanting to edit photos, video and graphics non-professionally. I've subscribed to Adobe products for 20 years and prior to that purchased all the CDs. A pathway for retirees from Adobe would be good customer service and recognise loyalty.