British holidaymakers may now see themselves faced with extra charges while using their mobile phones abroad, Martin Lewis has warned.
The MoneySavingExpert founder has told Brits to be aware of a change in the rules due to Brexit that could see them paying for each day they use their mobile while on holiday in an EU country. Previously, mobile companies were banned from charging extra fees to use your UK allowance, including calls, texts and data, while in the EU.
But following the end of the Brexit transition period, Brits are no longer immune to roaming charges and mobile providers can now charge them for using their phone while abroad, The Mirror reports . This means that holidays will now come with an extra cost for millions of people, on top of the rising cost of living .
