Microsoft has made some changes to its Home Use Program, which offers discounts on its products for Software Assurance customers. You can no longer get Office 2019, leaving only Office 365.

Now, they will have to purchase a subscription with a 30 percent discount, costing $48.99 a year for Office 365 Personal or $69.99 a year for Office 365 Home.

Today Microsoft revealed a new Insider program for Office 365 Home, Office 365 Personal and Office 365 University subscribers. In order to partake in the program subscribers need to opt-in to receive ...

Office 365 Home costs $69.99 instead of $99.99 per year and gets you access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher, and Access as well as 1TB of OneDrive storage and 60 minutes of Skype ...

Office 2019 is available to purchase with a perpetual license (meaning you purchase it once, and it's yours forever), but Microsoft is removing this option from its Home Use Program (HUP).

It allows business users to buy and use the latest version of Office to use on their home PCs/devices through a "low-cost" download. (Neowin says the Professional Plus 2013 SKU will cost about $9. ...

Instead, HUP will give a 30% discount on annual subscriptions to Office software. Office 365 Personal will run HUP members $48.99 a year, and Office 365 Home will cost them $69.99 annually.

Now, the employees will have to purchase a subscription with a 30 per cent discount, at USD 69.99 a year for Office 365 Personal or USD 48.99 a year for Office 365 Home.

The US software giant will no longer sell one-off licenses for Office 2019 as part of its Home Use Program (HUP) as it tries to encourage customers to opt for an annual subscription instead. HUP ...

Microsoft has updated its Home Use Program (HUP) to remove perpetually licensed versions of Office 2019. From now on the program, which benefits employees of eligible companies who want to use a ...

Microsoft offers versions of Office 365 for Windows 8, Windows RT and Windows Phone. While you can use the browser-based version on the iPad, Microsoft does not have a standalone version for the iPad.