The end of financial year is an ideal time to reassess your finances and find out where you’re spending too much on everyday bills, such as your mobile and internet plans.
When we spend as much time as we do using our mobile phones, iPads, laptops and other digital devices, you want to know that you’ve got a good mobile or internet deal to keep you connected.
From a data breach that affected over a third of the Australian population to a nationwide outage just last week, Optus customers have been through the wringer over the past two years.
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Looking for a phone plan that costs between $50 to $100 per month? There are lots of options. If you want plenty of data, you don’t necessarily have to spend a lot. Find out about the plans that are available below.
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Your monthly phone bill can impact your bank account, especially if you are paying more than you need to be. While a lot of people still opt to go with one of the major telco providers like Optus, Vodafone or Telstra, you may find that you can get more bang for your buck by switching to a smaller provider.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia customers in search of a new mobile phone plan are in luck. Australian telco More has partnered with CommBank to offer exclusive savings across a range of their mobile plans. Let’s take a look.
Following Samsung’s announcement of the new Galaxy Z Flip 5 and the Galaxy Z Fold 5 phones last week, Optus and Vodafone have announced deals on plans for these phones. These deals are only available until 17 August so be sure to get in quick!
Staying connected while overseas just got easier, folks! Starting this Friday, the 21st of July 2023, Tangerine customers will be able to enjoy bigger mobile data roaming allowances with longer durations while travelling internationally.
The future is here, folks! Optus is partnering up with Elon Musk’s satellite internet service provider, Starlink, to offer coverage to nearly 100% of Australia.