A price hike is coming for folks with five or more lines on current plans and those still holding on to venerable plans no ...

Also, customers who were locked in to the no-longer-available New Verizon Plan in any of the S, M, L, XL and XXL varieties will see their single phone line rates go up $4 per line per month.

(Also, make sure to check out our list of the best unlimited data plans). Verizon is rated as one of the best phone carriers in the US and for good reason. Not only is it a great option for the ...

Verizon couldn’t even wait a full month into the new year to announce price increases on some of its most valuable customer ...

A new year is the perfect time to make sure you've got the best cell phone plan for your needs — and if you don't, it's time to consider your options for getting more data at a lower monthly cost.

At the current share price, it yields over 7%. In addition to that lucrative income stream, I think Verizon has a lot of ...

Verizon is raising prices for multiplan users, with potential increases of at least $15 per month. Verizon has a history of ...

Some smartphone users are being welcomed into the new year with Verizon price raises of up to $15 per month on multi-line plans … The price raises apply to myPlan customers with five or more lines, ...

On its website, the company says that starting February 20, prices will increase due to rising operational costs. Every ...

Verizon is raising the prices of the myPlan consumers with 5 or more lines by $3 per month, apart from the users of "New ...

As always, note that a new line on an unlimited data plan is required here. Verizon's latest deal allows existing customers to add a second line to their phone for just $10 per month. That's a ...

Instead, Verizon currently offers a limited-time deal where you can lock in your price for up to five years across all plans -- at no extra cost. We appreciate this straightforward approach.