The Best SuperGold Broadband & Phone Deals for Seniors

A SuperGold card is packed full of super benefits and discounts beyond just free public transport. It can even help you stay connected by earning exclusive discounts on phone and broadband plans.

What’s on offer?

When Canstar first published this story, back in 2021, Spark, One NZ and 2degrees each offered deals for seniors. However, of the major telcos, only 2degrees still offers seniors any discounts.

In addition, smaller player Zeronet offers considerable discounts to SuperGold card holders.

2degrees

2degrees offers a range of phone and broadband discounts for SuperGold members:

• $10 off any Pay Monthly phone plan
• $5 off any broadband plan
• A further $10 off any broadband plan if you bundle mobile + broadband

For more details, click here.

Zeronet

Zeronet’s discounts for SuperGold members include:

• 20% off any of Zeronet’s phone plans
• Discounts of up to 20% across Zeronet’s broadband plans
• A further $5 off any broadband plan if you bundle mobile + broadband

For more details on Zeronet’s mobile deal click here, and for its SuperGold broadband discounts click here.

I don’t have a SuperGold card, how can I get one?

When you reach the age of eligibility for NZ Super, the government will send you a SuperGold card. So, you shouldn’t have to apply for a card.

Even if you’re not eligible for NZ Super, you may still be eligible for a SuperGold card, if you are 65+ and a New Zealand resident. You can find out more details here.

About the author of this page

Bruce Pitchers is Canstar NZ’s Content Manager. An experienced finance reporter, he has three decades’ experience as a journalist and has worked for major media companies in Australia, the UK and NZ, including ACP, Are Media, Bauer Media Group, Fairfax, Pacific Magazines, News Corp and TVNZ. As a freelancer, he has +worked for The Australian Financial Review, the NZ Financial Markets Authority and major banks and investment companies on both sides of the Tasman.
In his role at Canstar, he has been a regular commentator in the NZ media, including on the Driven, Stuff and One Roof websites, the NZ Herald, Radio NZ, and Newstalk ZB.
Away from Canstar, Bruce creates puzzles for magazines and newspapers, including Woman’s Day and New Idea. He is also the co-author of the murder-mystery book 5 Minute Murder.