$45/mo for phone and internet? Mint Mobile just changed the game with its new 'Unf*! your bills' plan

Mint Mobile's 5G home 'Minternet' was already one of the best value home internet plans, but the carrier has just introduced a brand-new all-in-one package that ramps up the savings even further.

Right now, you can bundle a 5G home internet plan with the carrier's excellent unlimited phone plan for just $45/mo per month for a full year. Dubbed the 'Unf*! your bills plan', this deal is easily one of the cheapest (if not the cheapest) all-in-one solutions I've seen.

As with all Mint Mobile plans, you'll need to pay for service upfront, which means an immediate outlay of $540 right out the gate. That is a fair chunk of change, but it's definitely worth it as the overall savings with this particular package add up to $300 versus buying each line seperately.

Note that this particular deal is for new plans, so if you're an existing Mint customer, you'll have to wait until your current service expires before you can jump on board. It's not all bad news for Mint phone customers, however, as Mint is offering a $10/mo discount on home internet that you can use for a discount in the meantime.

New Mint Mobile phone and internet deal

Mint Mobile: get 5G home internet and unlimited premium wireless for $45/mo
Mint Mobile has introduced a new bundle deal that combines 5G home internet service with an unlimited phone plan for just $45 per month over a full year. While you’ll need to pay $540 upfront for the year, the bundle offers savings of around $300 compared to buying each service separately. The promotion is currently limited to new customers, meaning existing users will need to wait until their current plan ends to switch, although they can still take advantage of a $10 per month discount on home internet in the meantime.

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As someone who covers Mint Mobile deals all year round, this might just be the best value package I've seen from the well-known carrier. While other prepaid carriers have been steadily getting better in terms of value in recent years, there isn't one that's offering a two-in-one package this cheap right now.

As always, you'll definitely want to check your coverage before you sign-up here. Mint operates on the wider T-Mobile 5G network, so coverage is generally quite good, but you'll want to make sure that 5G is available in your area for the best possible speeds.