Comparing plans is less about brochures and more about a calm checklist: what matters, what’s hidden, and what support really feels like.
Write down your top three priorities before looking at details. For example:
This makes the decision less emotional and more practical.
Most plans look fine until you ask the right questions. A quick checklist:
If it’s not written, assume it’s not guaranteed.
Before signing up, test the support. It’s the most honest preview:
Support is the “hidden feature” that matters most when things go wrong.
A good plan is not the cheapest one — it’s the one that stays clear when life gets messy.