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Millions told they could still save by acting now ahead of April price hikes

  • April price hikes could add £21.99 yearly for those on inflation-linked broadband contracts and up to £42 for newer plans.
  • Mobile customers could see an average increase of £15.90 yearly, with some facing up to £48 due to new rules.
  • Over nine million British customers are out of contract for broadband, while 33 million are in the same situation for mobile plans. Customers can switch providers to avoid price rises.
  • Sabrina Hoque from Uswitch.com advises customers to check their contracts and switch before the April increases to save money on their bills.
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Millions told they could still save by acting now ahead of April price hikes

More than nine million Brits are out of contract on their broadband package and 33 million on their mobile plan

·Bradford, United Kingdom
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