AT&T offers a number of postpaid phone plans, like the AT&T Unlimited Premium PL ($50.99 per month per line), AT&T Unlimited Extra EL ($40.99 per month per line), and AT&T Unlimited Starter SL ($35.99 per month per line), to name a few. Each of these plans offers varied benefits, with the more expensive plans having more built-in perks. However, all postpaid plans offer unlimited talk and text and some amount of data (the AT&T 4GB plan offers 4GB of data per line, but the other plans offer unlimited data).
So if that’s all you need, consider downgrading to a more affordable unlimited plan. Additionally, if you recently paid off your device, resist the urge to trade it for a new Android with impressive display specs or the latest iPhone, since doing so could add more payments to your postpaid plan. If an unlimited postpaid plan is working out to be too expensive for your budget and you’ve paid off your device, you can save even more by switching to a prepaid plan.
There are plenty of reasons to choose a prepaid plan, but the most important one is that they are relatively inexpensive compared to postpaid plans. AT&T’s prepaid plans, for instance, start at just $25 per month. The carrier has multiple prepaid plans as part of its offerings, so you’re likely to find one that suits your needs.
