If you are looking for a new phone plan, you may be wondering whether to go for a prepaid or postpaid option. These are the differences to know.

We know, switching phone plan providers is a big undertaking with lots of moving parts. We're here to make sense of the top postpaid and prepaid plans from AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Mint Mobile, US ...

If you're over 55 you can save a lot of money on your phone bill by switching to special wireless plans from carriers like AT ...

AT&T has a wide range of prepaid and postpaid plans, but Cricket still offers a strong value for single-line and multi-line accounts alike.

The best cell phone plans for one person come from budget-friendly carriers, which offer single-line data for value that major carriers can't match.

Verizon’s plans are the most sensible they’ve ever been with just three simple postpaid plans with optional add-ons for those that want them. With multi-line savings and discounted prices on ...

Truthfully, none of the entry-level postpaid plans from Verizon, T-Mobile, or AT&T offer great value in 2025. There are typically better alternatives, regardless of how appealing the carriers make ...

All Mint Mobile plans, Verizon's prepaid plans below the Unlimited Plus tier, and Verizon's Unlimited Welcome postpaid plan offer regular data that can be deprioritized at any time, which means ...

Want access to postpaid but don't qualify due to your credit status? AT&T Level Up is a new prepaid plan that opens the door to postpaid.