Aussie telco Superloop is offering a $21 discount on all NBN plans for the first six months. That works out to a saving of $126‬! The plans are also contract-free so you can cancel after the promotion ends. Here are the available plans and inclusions - and our picks for each speed tier.

Phone plan allowances have skyrocketed over recent years, to the point where we've now got plans with so-called "unlimited" data. The question, is do you need one of these plans? And what does "unlimited" actually mean?

When it comes to the NBN, we know that plans and providers are not all equal. Despite standard speed tiers, performance can vary a lot, especially during the evening peak times.

Telstra and TPG are Australia's largest internet providers, but they're almost polar opposites. TPG built its reputation as a budget broadband provider. Telstra is anything but cheap. This is reflected in their NBN plans. So which provider is better when it comes to speed and bang-for-buck?

Samsung has just unleashed the S20 series on the world, and goddamn, phones got expensive. As impressive as the Galaxy S20 range seems, it sure isn't affordable, with outright prices starting at $1349. What you need is an affordable plan with enough data to get you through each month.

Fun fact: Belong is quite literally 'budget Telstra'. Telstra runs Belong as its discount mobile and internet brand, and in many cases, undercuts its mainline products. Belong even has some of the cheapest plans available on the Telstra network, with options starting at $10 per month. Here's how each plan compares.

Fun fact: there are over a hundred NBN providers. These can range from small mom-and-pop style businesses to behemoths like Telstra, and then there's everyone in between. While this might sound overwhelming, more telcos means more competition. And more competition means better prices.

Sick of searching for NBN plans? Wish someone would just tell you which plan to pick? Every week at WhistleOut, we review over 1400 plan documents across the telco space in order to find the plans with the best value. Here’s our current winner.

If you're looking for a fast NBN connection without breaking the bank, an NBN 100 / 20 plan could be your best bet. Especially if you want a plan with fast evening speeds. Here's what you need to know.

Looking for an alternative to the big names in NBN? Do the likes of Telstra, TPG, and Optus get you down? Aussie Broadband and Superloop are two newer providers you should be considering. But which one provides the best bang for buck?

Boxing Day is always a great time to bag yourself a bargain, and there's no exceptions when it comes to phone and NBN plans. As luck would have it, a bunch of Aussie telcos have jumped the gun with their holiday discounts - and some of the deals are spectacular.

Contracts suck. Why would you give as much as two years of your life to an NBN provider? Your speeds could get worse. You could find a better deal. You could ditch the NBN entirely after 5G becomes more widely available.

If you’re looking for a fast NBN plan, there a couple of ways to gauge performance. The ACCC has a quarterly report, providers self-report evening speeds, or you could check out what Netflix has to say.

Optus has gone and "done a Telstra". This week, the telco announced massive changes to its mobile phone business with all existing plans replaced by a core suite of pre-built and BYO options. Here are the plans!

There's more to a phone plan than just how much data it comes with and the price. Global mobile data analyst Tutela recently dropped its latest annual State of Mobile Networks report looking at how Australia's three big telco networks stack up.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has released its seventh report on real-world NBN speeds, and there’s been a bit of a shake-up. While TPG has dominated the past five Measuring Broadband Australia leaderboards, it’s been dethroned by Optus. No, really.

If you had to pick a single word to describe Telstra, it would probably be “expensive”. Big T might often be considered Australia’s best mobile network, but you’re certainly paying for it.

There are however plenty of smaller telcos powered by the Telstra network; some who you'll be familiar with, some who you won't. These providers tend to offer the same basic service as Telstra, but often at a cheaper price.

Picking a new phone plan can be confusing, especially if you're going down the SIM-only route. New providers are popping up all the time, and it can feel like plans are changing on a daily basis. There's a lot to consider.

There's been a whole heap of new smartphones hitting stores lately, and in turn, we're seeing discounts on handsets that launched a little earlier in the year. But regardless of whether you're after a fresh-out-of-the-factory handset like the Pixel 4 or something a little older like a Galaxy S10+, there are plenty of great offers around. With that in mind, we're going to have a look at the best plans for some of the year's best phones.