Millions of EE customers will pay more for their monthly phone bill from March 2023, as UK network providers hike bills to fit in with rising inflation rates and economic pressures.
All broadband, landline and mobile users will see a rise in their bill from March, 31, as the cost of living continues to have an impact on network and energy costs. The bills are rising based on December's Consumer Price Index, which was set at 11%, meaning users could see a total rise of 14.4% in bills.
EE, Three, Sky and more are also set to hike their prices from March, 2023. Three mobile users are affected with an increase of £4.80 a month, or an extra £57.60 a year, while Sky customers, who are out of contract, will pay £1 more each month for certain data-only plans.
