Lots of people seem to not know this because broadband providers don’t want you to know.
If you are in receipt of Universal Credit you can have high speed broadband at a fixed rate of £15 a month. Pass it on.
bt.com/broadband/home…
virginmedia.com/help/essential…
If you are in receipt of Universal Credit you can have high speed broadband at a fixed rate of £15 a month. Pass it on.
bt.com/broadband/home…
virginmedia.com/help/essential…
A bit of additional information:
1. Rates are fixed - you’ll not be hit with a shock price rise
2. I’ve completed 6 sign ups now for people in various circumstances and all have been successful
3. The BT package is the most generous, with the fastest speeds
#SocialTarriff
1. Rates are fixed - you’ll not be hit with a shock price rise
2. I’ve completed 6 sign ups now for people in various circumstances and all have been successful
3. The BT package is the most generous, with the fastest speeds
#SocialTarriff
Another note: if you’re tied into a contract, speak to your provider about whether or not they offer a ‘Social Tariff’ that’s what these are called.
#SocialTariff
#SocialTariff
Another addition -
This tariff applies to those in receipt of Pension Credit too, so if you’ve any elderly family members struggling at the moment, get them switched.
This tariff applies to those in receipt of Pension Credit too, so if you’ve any elderly family members struggling at the moment, get them switched.
OK last update for anyone concerned it’s a scam - Martin Lewis just mentioned these tariffs on his show on ITV 👏🏼👏🏼
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