TV Viewers Who Just Watch YouTube and Netflix Could Get £174 Refund

Brits could be eligible for a TV licence refund with one-month rule - here's how

The TV Licence fee has been a customary expense for many UK residents since its introduction in 1946 - but there are some situations where you can get a refund

TV viewers who just watch YouTube and Netflix could get £174 refund

Failing to pay for a licence when you need one could land you a fine of £1,000 - but some people are exempt

Three groups of people entitled to BBC TV Licence fee refund

The BBC TV Licence fee currently costs £174.50

UK households can claim TV Licence refund for three reasons - here's how

The BBC TV Licence fee is currently £174.50, but there are some circumstances where you could be entitled to a refund

UK households getting BBC TV Licence refund over one-month rule - Yorkshire Live

TV Licence holders apply for a refund if you won’t need your licence again before it expires

UK households cancelling BBC TV Licence and getting refund over one-month rule - Birmingham Live

Viewers can apply for a refund if you won’t need your licence again before it expires, and you have at least one complete month left on it.