Some T-Mobile customers with older cellphone plans learned yesterday that their bills will see a $5-per-line increase beginning with their April or May bills. This comes after the company raised ...

Mobile's new $40-$60 prepaid plans offer five-year price protection, though hidden fees and slower speeds remain potential ...

Each of the T-Mobile Experience plans comes with unlimited nationwide 5G and 4G LTE data for fast connectivity, whether you’re WhatsApp’ing family or streaming a Netflix show. The more lines ...

T-Mobile is raising rates on some of its older service plans by $5/line. The company did something similar with a different set of old plans last year. All affected customers should have received ...

According to T-Mobile, the Experience Beyond rates and features will be "rolling out soon" for customers currently on the Go5G Next plan. The Essentials plan is staying in the lineup at the same ...

T-Mobile helps you switch and locks in your rate. If you already have a phone plan, ... you can get a new iPhone 16 Pro for free with each line on your new T-Mobile plan.

IUnlike AT&T and Verizon, which limit their discounted senior plans to people living in Florida, anyone 55 years or older qualifies for a discounted rate from T-Mobile.

The price hikes are the final piece of a series of “price adjustments” that T-Mobile began last year.At the time, the carrier increased rates by either $2 or $5 per month, depending on the plan.

Supposedly, the new lock ensures rates won’t be raised across the new T-Mobile plans for the next five years. This guarantee also applies to its other postpaid and internet plans.

If you have eligible military status, whether you’re active duty, a veteran, National Guard, Reserve or Gold Star, then you and your family are eligible for T-Mobile’s Go5G Military Plans.