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Affordable ways to stay connected this holiday season
(NC) Staying in touch with friends and loved ones is always important, especially during the holiday season. Maintaining connections with those who matter to you, no matter the distance, helps keep the season bright. Here are a couple of ways to make sure you stay connected, without stressing your budget:
There are deals if you look for them. Shopping for a mobile plan can be a lot like buying a car—there are a lot of ways to save beyond the sticker price. Keep your eyes open for seasonal deals and limited-time promotions, and make sure to understand exactly what’s included so you can get the most out of the benefits throughout your plan.
You can also find some out-of-the-box savings: for instance, some retailers, like The Mobile Shop, allow you to redeem loyalty points towards a new phone purchase to help lower monthly costs. For example, PC Optimum members earn points on their purchases, which can later be used for everyday essentials.
Consider family or shared plans. Many mobile carriers offer discounts for users who bundle services or add additional lines. Different plans have different structures—for instance, some use a shared pool of data while others give each individual their own data plan—so take the time to look through the details to make sure you’re choosing an option that works for you and your family.
By taking some simple steps, you can stay connected more easily while keeping your budget in check.
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Tips to stay connected without overspending
(NC) Staying in touch with friends and loved ones is always important, but it’s not always easy. Here are a couple of ways to make sure you stay connected, no matter the distance, without stressing your budget:
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