Many providers will be increasing their charges this April, with many of our broadband and mobile bills set to go up. The changes are likely to be linked to CPI (Consumer Price Index) or RPI (Retail Price Index) measures of inflation, which currently stands at more than 10%. But according to industry analysts, they may include additional percentages with some consumers facing an even higher increase on their bills.
According to USwitch, a UK-based price comparison service, some consumers may face an 18% increase on their bills, and has warned that tariff could increase to around £55 a year on broadband bills. And with prices of energy bills and produce at supermarkets going up as well, perhaps many of us are trying to keep a close eye on our finances and spending amid a cost of living crisis.
With that in mind, we have compiled a list of all the price increases with big telecommunication services and how this will affect your TV, mobile and internet bills by April.
