Best Cellphone Deals for Seniors

This post comes from partner site WhistleOut.com.

Seniors deserve a solid cellphone deal delivered at a decent price worthy of the generation that created the digital era. The right plan gives you what you need at the right price. So regardless of whether you’re a just-in-case mobile user or a tech enthusiast, there’s an affordable option available. Here are our best deals for you today:

Best unlimited plan

The T-Mobile ONE Unlimited 55+ plan gives you all the features of T-Mobile’s standard ONE unlimited plan including unlimited talk, text and data, and unlimited tethering at 3G speeds at a discounted price that includes all taxes and fees. The only requirement for this deal is that you are age 55 or older! Click here for more details about the T-Mobile ONE Unlimited 55+ plan.

Best low-data plan

Freedom Pop 100% Free Plan includes 200 talk minutes, 500 text messages and 500MB of 4G LTE data a month for $0 a month. Plus, this MVNO uses Sprint’s network, so you can count on nationwide coverage. This plan’s allowance of talk, text and data will have you covered whether you’re using your phone now and then or only in case of an emergency. And the best part, it’s free. Click here for more details about Freedom Pop 100% Free Plan.

Best talk-and-text only plan

AT&T Prepaid $2 a Day Plan is a great offer for those who want a back-to-basic plan of unlimited talk and text with the option to add data if needed. Each day you use your phone and take advantage of unlimited talk and text, $2 will be deducted from your prepaid upload amount. A true pay-as-you-go, if you don’t use your phone, you won’t be charged. And if you want data, you can add it for the low cost of 100MB for $1. Click here for more details about AT&T Prepaid $2 a Day Plan.

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