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2. 55+ Senior Phone Plans - Verizon

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   55 and older. Get unlimited on the network. more people rely on. $84/mo for 2 lines. Plus taxes and fees. When you enroll in Auto Pay. Check eligibility. Get the best. Unlimited for less in Florida.

3. Best Phone Plans and Devices for Seniors | Articles - Verizon

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   Best phones for seniors. Verizon offers many basic flip phones with a few advanced capabilities, such as web browsing, which are perfect for seniors looking for something simple yet advanced enough to stay connected to the online world. The rugged DuraXV Extreme by Kyocera is ideal for seniors who enjoy the outdoors.

4. Cell phones for seniors with features they’ll love - Verizon

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   Choose phones for seniors with features to help keep them connected. Stay in touch with loved ones by giving you and them the ability to text, stream and share any time and any day. For older parents, grandparents and friends, key features offer empowerment and independence — and boost peace of mind for everyone.

5. Verizon Senior Plan | Verizon Cell Phones for Seniors Cost ...

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   Verizon’s 55+ Unlimited Plan. Verizon’s 55+ Unlimited Plan starts at $62 per month for one line or $84 monthly for two lines (plus taxes and fees). That’s an average savings of around $5 to $15 per line compared to their standard unlimited plans, which range from $65 to $75 per line for the same features.

6. The 5 Best Phone Plans for Seniors (2024), Tested by Us

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   Bottom Line. T-Mobile Unlimited 55+ plans are ideal for heavy users of data, calls, and texts. No other wireless provider offers unlimited 5G data at such an affordable price. Both Verizon and AT&T offer discounted unlimited plans for seniors, but the plans are currently available only to Florida residents.