Some Useful and Easy Ways to Lower Your Cell Phone Bill

by Tracy Dugdale-Munoz, Realtor DRE#01746630 - NBPM|Property Management|Real Estate Sales 07/07/2019

Cell phone bills can be quite massive, and sometimes, they can be as high as the monthly cost of powering your home. It is true that cell phone can help you boost your credit score, but this is achievable only when you are not incurring too much cell phone bills every month. Reduce your cell phone bill with the following tips:

Select the Right Plan

Choosing the right plan is essential if you are signing up for a new cell phone plan. You reduce your cell phone bills when you only pay for the program you need. You should be aware that your phone usage might not be as much as you think. Carefully examine your phone usage over the past few months to estimate your averages to be sure there are no excessive charges.

Keep your Phone Longer

An excellent way to minimize your cell phone bills is to keep it longer. Majority of wireless carriers upgrades every year thereby increasing their usage bills. Everyone likes a new device but, it comes with huge bills that can be avoidable if you keep your existing phone a little longer. It is advisable to hold on to your phone if it is functioning well. Make use of family plans Family plans are economical when you use more than a single phone line on your plan. It offers a tremendous opportunity for savings on extra phone lines, reducing the average cost of each phone line. In many cases, you can split the cost with trusted friends and family members.

Don’t use more than your allocated data 

It is advisable not to surpass the data limit as this may result in extra cost. Exceeding your data limit usually attracts steep fees. This additional charge adds up on your monthly cell phone bills. If you keep using more than the allocated data, all you need to do is to go for an unlimited plan which will save you money over time. 

Skip the Insurance

Skipping insurance is another potent way to reduce your cell phone bills. Device insurance may seem appealing, but it does not worth the cost. Insurance cost varies according to the type of cell phone. One good way to protect your phone against damage is by investing in a solid protective case and a skin cover. Ultimately, you need to handle your phone with care.

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Tracy Dugdale-Munoz, Realtor DRE#01746630 - NBPM|Property Management|Real Estate Sales

I have been in Real Estate since 2006, I’m a consistent, successful Real Estate Agent. My clients say “You worked tirelessly on our behalf, in the highly professional manner that every client hopes for in their real estate agent.” I am not your average Real Estate agent. I am a woman with a business philosophy that reads very much like the words from my former exec at Pacific Bell: “The relationship doesn’t end with the sale; it starts after the sale is made.” Relationships; this has been the pinnacle to my success. People from all walks of life find themselves at ease with my knowledge and dedication to quality service.