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Free tier lasts for 12 months, though some things will continue to have no charge even after that time.
Other things can be free (within certain limits) for 12 months e.g. EC2, RDS, S3; some are free (with limitations) for shorter - e.g. Lightsail (3 months), Redshift (2 months), Macie (30 days). See https://aws.amazon.com/free/
Top see what you have running and could potentially incur a charge after free tier ends, go to AWS Console, click on your name on the top right and select Billing Dashboard. Look at previous bills (I guess these will all be $0.00 but it might give you an idea of what would have been chargeable) by selectong Bills from the left-hand pane and then scrolling down to Charges by Service (this also breaks things down by region, which is handy for spotting things in a region you forgot you used to do something in).
You can also take a look at AWS Cost Explorer https://aws.amazon.com/aws-cost-management/aws-cost-explorer/
Hi,
Use a combination of these actions to prevent unexpected charges and stop future free tier charges: https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/stop-future-free-tier-charges.
Hope it helps ;)
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