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Paramount+ Slashes Prices — Should You Upgrade to Premium?Sponsored
A rare promotion discounts both plans to $2.99, but the long-term cost matters more than the headline price.
By Choncé Maddox
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5G Home Internet Is Challenging Cable. What It Means for Your Internet BillSponsored
Cable once dominated home broadband. Now expanding 5G home internet is giving households another option to consider as technology and competition evolve.
By Carla Ayers
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Should You Have a Backup Internet Plan?Kiplinger Approved - Sponsored Offer Tracfone
Home internet outages can happen unexpectedly. Some households are turning to wireless backup plans to stay connected when service goes down.
By Carla Ayers
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Netflix Is Dropping Support for Older Devices — Is Yours One of Them?Some smart TVs and streaming devices are already losing access. Here’s how to check and what to do next.
By Carla Ayers
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Thinking of Switching Phone Carriers? Do These 8 Things FirstSponsored
Switching carriers is easier than ever, but overlooking the fine print could cost you. Here’s what to check before you make the move.
By Paige Cerulli
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Who Counts as Family on a Mobile Phone Plan?Sponsored
Family phone plans aren’t just for parents and kids anymore. Here’s who can share a plan, how much you can save and what to watch out for before you bundle.
By Paige Cerulli
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: What to Know Before You UpgradeSponsored
The Galaxy S26 Ultra brings new features and strong launch deals, but whether it’s worth upgrading depends on what you already own.
By Carla Ayers
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How to Choose the Best Internet Plan in RetirementSponsored
Your internet needs can change dramatically after you stop working. Here's how to make sure you're not overpaying (or underpowered).
By Paige Cerulli
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Is Prepaid Wireless Making a Comeback — and Can It Lower Your Phone Bill?Sponsored
Once seen as a budget alternative, prepaid wireless is attracting new attention as networks improve and shoppers look for flexible, lower-cost options.
By Paige Cerulli
