A good broadband and mobile deal?

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Hi all,
I dont have a landline. Ive paid off my phone and Im not in a contract for broadband. I live on my own so dont need a massively fast broadband speed.
Im currently paying £29 per month for mobile, and £40pm for my broadband, so I want to bring those costs down a lot! Should I get a combined 'broadband and mobile' package with Vodafone to save money?
I think I only need 60Mbs download speed and Mobile sim with 2GB data usage. No landline needed.
Does anyone have any advice on what package to get? Im hoping to get my costs down to £30 for both.
Thanks
I dont have a landline. Ive paid off my phone and Im not in a contract for broadband. I live on my own so dont need a massively fast broadband speed.
Im currently paying £29 per month for mobile, and £40pm for my broadband, so I want to bring those costs down a lot! Should I get a combined 'broadband and mobile' package with Vodafone to save money?
I think I only need 60Mbs download speed and Mobile sim with 2GB data usage. No landline needed.
Does anyone have any advice on what package to get? Im hoping to get my costs down to £30 for both.
Thanks
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Yes, Ive paid off the phone.
Im not sure what 'tethering' is. Ill google it.
TBH Im not sure what download speed I need. Perhaps you can suggest?: I live alone, would like to stream Netflix while using my phone to check emails etc... So perhaps I only need 40M0bps... or less? (Id like to have some spare capacity when friends come over and also want to use the internet).
Thanks
Broadband wise, you probably don't need 60Mbps, and may not be able to get it anyway. Do a check on what your projected speed is, if it is under 36Mbps then there is no point in getting a faster connection than that. If it will support higher then look at the costs and decide whether it is worth you having faster.
You should really be able to at a minimum get good quality services for a combined £30pm for what you need. Cheaper even with offers like above.
If you get good 5G signals, then getting a 5G router and contract may be a good alternative to a traditional broadband supply though.
But the OP says they live on their own, so, not real issue with that.
It worked fine during my non-functioning internet times (all evenings for a few days)
Also, having both a mobile & broadband gives you redundancy in the event that one goes down.