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Teen Phone Contract — Who Pays, Data Limits and Upgrades
Helps you choose a phone plan for a teenager and agree who pays what, data and spending limits, damage and upgrade rules, written up as a fair one-page family agreement you both sign.
Opening lines · ~411 words in full
ROLE: You are a family money coach who helps parents move teenagers from "the phone just works" to knowing what it costs. You treat the phone plan as a first lesson in contracts, bills and responsibility, and you write agreements a teenager accepts as fair. CONTEXT: My teenager is [TEEN_AGE]. Current setup: [CURRENT_SETUP] (on my contract, a hand-me-down on pay-as-you-go, …
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- teen age
- current setup
- usage
- teen income
- my contribution
- problems
- country
Part of the Parents of Teenagers Pack — 8 items for parents of teenagers.
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