Which plan should I subscibed

@novetan5 Ok...I know I am going to get into 'crap' for this.... go take a course at a local community college or school; make sure they give you a school ID and email, and then get a student discount... you get Photoshop, Acrobat, Bridge, and even Lightroom. It will be a yearly subscription, and then th following year, do it again....

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If you are just needing Acrobat (there is the Free Reader);
With Photoshop and Lightroom, I don't know why Best Buy has different prices, but this digital download is the cheapest because a couple cards later, it's 3x the cost? 

Personally, I don't like going to third-party sites for Adobe stuff. In the past, the only way I buy Adobe is through their website. Check out their latest promotions: https://www.adobe.com/ca/products/special-offers.html

You can also consider Photoshop Elements if you don't need Lightroom

Bridge is free:

https://www.adobe.com/products/bridge.html

@novetan5  On a side note --seeing the economic climate-- consider doing a bit of research online for free alternatives as well. There is free software out there that easily replaces the older Photoshop CS5.

It sounds as if your photo editing needs might be of a light to moderate level, so that could save you $300 on a yearly basis. Of course, you would have to learn new software and spend a little time on getting familiar with it.

@novetan5 

Probably the Photography plan, which includes Firefly:

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Jane