Overpaying for home internet? You could save over $200 with Flip

If you have been with the same internet provider for a while, there is a good chance your monthly bill has changed without you giving it much thought.

Home internet is now an everyday essential, but that does not mean you should pay more than you need to stay connected. 

Meet Flip

Flip is focused on making home internet simple and better value. For National Seniors Australia readers, that starts with a straightforward offer on nbn25: new customers can pay $48 a month for the first 12 months, then eligible seniors can continue to receive an ongoing seniors’ discount. 

Across the first year, that means you could save over $200 compared with Flip's standard nbn25 pricing. For households keeping a close eye on recurring expenses, that is money that can stay in your pocket rather than disappearing into another monthly bill. 

Are you paying for more speed than you need? 

One of the easiest ways to review your internet costs is to look at the speed tier you are paying for and compare it with how you actually use the internet.  For many smaller households, nbn25 can be a practical option for everyday activities such as browsing the web, checking email, online banking, video calls, social media, and streaming. 

If several people are using high-bandwidth services at the same time, or you regularly download very large files, a faster plan may suit you better. The important thing is to choose the speed that fits your household rather than automatically paying for more.  Flip's current nbn25 offer runs for a full 12 months at $48 a month for new customers. After those 12 months, eligible seniors can continue on a discounted seniors’ rate. 

That means the value proposition is not limited to a short introductory period.

A few minutes could reveal a worthwhile saving 

Before switching, take a look at your latest internet bill. Check your current monthly price. If you are paying significantly more for a similar service, or paying for a higher speed than your household needs, it may be time to compare. 

It is also useful to look at your internet costs across a full year. A difference of even $10 or $15 a month can add up quickly. With Flip's current nbn25 offer, the first-year saving can be more than $200, while the ongoing seniors’ discount is designed to continue delivering value after the promotional period. 

Switching starts with your address 

nbn availability and connection types vary by address, so the easiest first step is to check what Flip can offer at your home. You can then review the available plans, confirm the full pricing and terms, and decide whether the speed and price suit your needs. 

If you have not compared your home internet recently, now could be a good time. Flip's nbn25 plan is currently $48 a month for 12 months for new customers, followed by an ongoing discounted seniors’ rate for eligible seniors. 

Check your address online to see whether the offer is available at your home and how much you could save. Terms, eligibility, and availability apply.