How do I find out my contract expiration date(s) via My Verizon

Can someone please tell me how to navigate to the pages that show me my actual contract expiration dates?

Good afternoon sguiler123.
This is a popular question, and the answer is that the contract end date is not available via My Verizon.  In most cases, you can add 4 months to your upgrade eligibility date, and this will be the contract end date.  (As you are able to upgrade 20 months after your contract renewal, but the contract is 24 months.)  If you have multiple lines, each line may have different contract end dates, depending on the dates of activation and upgrades.  If you like, I can certainly provide you with this information.  Please send me a Private Message, and I will be happy to personally assist you.
Thank you,

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