Sky and Now have launched new social tariffs meaning that customers could save on their bills.
The company have announced their new Sky Broadband Basics tariff as they join the likes of BT, Virgin Media and Hyperoptic in providing a discounted monthly subscription for customers on low incomes. Now is owned by Sky and customers from both broadband providers can benefit from cheaper costs.
The new social tariff is aimed at those who might be struggling to pay their bills, and eligible customers could save £5 per month on their broadband connection. To be eligible for Sky Broadband Basics, the Sky account holder needs to be claiming Universal Credit or Pension Credit, and to be named on the Universal or Pension Credit monthly statement.
