T-Mobile's Unlimited Monthly prepaid plan, which has unlimited 5G for data and voice with unlimited 3G hotspot data, is now $45 per month with AutoPay ($50 for the first month) plus fees, down $5 ...

Part of the T-Mobile Connect range, the company's $10 per month plan (excluding tax) is the best on offer, including 1000 minutes of calls and 1000 texts. The less appealing part of the plan is it ...

If the Verizon prepaid plan or Mint's unlimited data offering up aren't a good fit for you, both T-Mobile and AT&T have options that cost less than $40 a month that certainly make them strong ...

New T-Mobile Prepaid Plans: I bring that up because T-Mobile has introduced new prepaid plans todays, but I’m not exactly sure they would be on my short list of prepaid plans to jump on.

AT&T cheapest unlimited plan, Unlimited Starter, starts at $65 for one line, which is $5 more than T-Mobile Essentials. But you won’t get any prioritized premium data on AT&T’s offering, nor ...

T‑Mobile is shaking up its prepaid offerings with three plans, ranging from $40 to $60 per month for one line. The new plans largely look like an upgrade, but there are a few possible catches ...

Cheap phone plans have many of the features traditional plans offer, including unlimited data, at a fraction of the cost from giants like AT&T, Verizon or T-Mobile.

If you choose AT&T prepaid, there’s a 5 GB plan for $30 a month. ... * T-Mobile - The cheapest unlimited plan is $60, and cheapest plan is 20 GB of data for $45.

T-Mobile has debuted new prepaid plans with a bump in data for its cheapest month-to-month plans, but the big upgrade is T-Mobile's guarantee that its prices won't change for the next five years ...