Millions of mobile phone customers will see their bills jump from April.
EE is the latest mobile phone provider to announce price hikes, following in the footsteps of O2 and Virgin Mobile. Across the three networks, some pay-monthly customers face a price increase of as much as around £50.
The price rises will come into force on April 1 but exactly by how much will depend on what network you are with, the type of contract you have and when you joined. Unfortunately, inflation-based price rises are often built into the terms and conditions of the contract you sign with your provider.
