Social tariffs
If you are in receipt of Universal Credit or similar benefits you may be able to cut your broadband costs by asking to be placed onto a social tariff.
What is a social tariff?
A social tariff offers a discounted home broadband bill for people in receipt of certain means-tested benefits which can help reduce your monthly outgoings.
Social tariffs are broadband and mobile packages just like any other - reliable, consistent and with guaranteed speeds. Switching from a provider's regular tariff to their social tariff will not incur any exit fees.
With some providers now offering deals as low as £10 per month, a simple switch to a social tariff could lead to a saving of around £202 against the average yearly cost of broadband.
Please see the most recent guidance from Ofcom and a list of social tariff providers available.
