Mint Mobile's unlimited plan has one of the cheapest ... Mint has branched out into plans for older smartphone owners with its Mint 55+ Plan, which costs just $15 a month for the first three ...

But where T-Mobile really delivers is its affordable packages for adults ages 55+, who ... (check out our Mint Mobile review ...

But Mint’s cheapest plan is $15 versus T-Mobile ... Get unlimited for $55. Gets cheaper with more lines. * Boost Mobile - Cheapest options are a 1 GB plan at $100 for 12 months of service ...

Mint Mobile also uses the T-Mobile network and has affordable plans, including an option for people 55 and older that also offers tech support when switching providers. T-Mobile is a full-service ...

That means paying just $15 per month for the entry-level 5GB data plan - a fee that's normally reserved for either new customers or those buying a yearly subscription. Mint Mobile 55+ plan ...

Like Mint Mobile’s budget prepaid plans and Xfinity ... it’s also ideal for anyone on a budget. T-Mobile’s 55+ plans include a price lock, so you never have to worry about unexpected price ...

No month-to-month plans Mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), so customers’ data speeds may be deprioritized Limited number of plans ...

For the most part, subscribers shouldn't expect much difference in service, but some of these plans may be missing fun perks like bundled streaming services. T-Mobile's Essentials 55 Plus plan is ...

Mobile, so it doesn’t really need to compete in the same way as Boost Mobile. For example, there’s no need for Mint Mobile to ...

Meanwhile, Cricket charges $55. This means even the most expensive ... unless you upgrade to Cricket Wireless’ Unlimited + 15 GB Mobile Hotspot plan, which Mint Mobile actually has no ...

whereas T-Mobile's best cell phone plan for seniors only requires proof of age. But you're not limited to options from big-name carriers — we also like options from Mint, Visible and Boost.

Customizable plan with unlimited talk, text, and data ...