Once your contract ends you will likely go onto a more expensive standard rate tariff, and prices could increase further thanks to inflation.
Many broadband, TV and phone contract providers tie their rates to inflation, meaning that consumers could see some price hikes early this year.
Those switching away from Virgin Media saved an average of £210. Even customers who did not switch but took the time to haggle with their broadband and TV provider saved an average of £90 a year. There were also big savings to be had for broadband-only customers who switched, with the average being £92 – however BT customers who switched away saved an average of £127.
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