Spectrum has introduced new perks to get more customers to bundle mobile and home internet together. Should you?

Charter is contending with slowing broadband customer growth, defections from the cable TV bundle and a young, expanding mobile business.

As part of its "Life Unlimited" campaign, Charter is including taxes and fees and dropping contracts across residential Internet, TV and phone plans. This article, Charter rolls out more-transparent,

For no extra fee, people who have a TV Select package will have access to Max (HBO), Discovery+, BET+ and AMC+ content with ads, “through a mutually beneficial new arrangement” between Spectrum and Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. This is available to current and new Spectrum TV customers.

Charter’s Spectrum also announced efforts to improve customer service as part of a “customer-first” commitment

The company announced that Spectrum’s internet plans will now begin at $30 a month for 500 Mbps (instead of $50) when bundled and current customers will also have their speeds automatically increased for free to 400 and 600 Mbps.

Internet service provider Spectrum announced changes Monday including increased minimum speeds and guaranteed pricing for up to three years with bundled services. The changes also include a pledge to address service disruptions quickly,