Is there an advantage of keeping both an individual and team plan?

I'm being added onto a team plan. I can choose to cancel my individual plan or keep both. What is the real advantage of keeping both?

If both the individual & the team plan are registered to the same Adobe ID, then you should cancel one of them as you can activate CC only two times. The only advantage is of getting the storage space of 120GB.
It is perfectly fine to cancel the individual CC, to cancel, please refer to: http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cancel-membership-subscription.html
Regards
Rajshree

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CCC can also custom schedule and save the changes between cloned states for backup just like TimeMachine does or choose the strict mirrored clone option or even choose highly custom options in what gets saved to the clone and how.
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