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Vodafone now offering 5G Home Broadband plans with unlimited data for just $60 per month

The cost of living is going up which includes so many essentials that we need every day. As such, many of us are looking for ways to save a few dollars here and there. Vodafone has today dropped prices on their 5G Home Broadband to offer consumers ” a reliable, money-saving alternative for customers keeping an eye on their budget.”

The new plans announced today offer 5G connectivity home internet at just $60 per month with unlimited data and speeds up to 50Mbps — but there’s a catch. You will need to already have an existing mobile plan with Vodafone. Those who do not have a mobile plan with Vodafone can also sign up to the new 5G Home Internet plans but expect to pay an extra $5 per month.

For some, 50Mbps may not be enough and for those, there is a 100Mbps plan available now for just $5 per month more at $65 per month (once again with unlimited data). These new plans make Vodafone the most affordable 5G Home Internet offering of the three major players in the Australian market.

For more information head on over to the Vodafone 5G Home Internet page — if you sign up your first month is free so test it out and if you are not satisfied simply return the modem for a full refund. As always check your home’s connectivity before signing up to any plans.

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