We’ll shine a spotlight on Consumer Cellular’s special discounted plan for seniors as well as provide a rundown of the rest of the company’s pricing, from contracts to discounts and fees. Pro Tip: To ...

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Visible saves money by not having a storefront or call center (it does have 24/7 online chat support). If you don’t mind that and want to save money on an unlimited plan, this is the best cell phone ...

To subscribe to this plan, you’ll have to contact Consumer Cellular through the phone. That said, this plan only offers 300 minutes per month, so we think this won't be the best fit for most users. As ...

We can help find the best cell phone for you! Our tech experts have compiled a list of the easiest-to-use cell phones for seniors. We evaluated each phone for its senior-friendly features, ease of use ...

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For this guide, I spent over 100 hours testing some of the best cell phones for seniors to find the top picks for those with hearing loss. iPhone SE from Consumer Cellular - Best compact smartphone ...

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There are plenty of T-Mobile and MVNOs out there, but they're not all created equal. Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) ...

Here’s how it works. There's a lot of things to consider when searching for the best cell phone plan, from coverage to perks. But when I'm evaluating plans, the question I ultimately ask myself ...