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Millions of households face more inflation-busting hikes to their broadband and phone bills next year despite price probe

This is despite the fact that regulator Ofcom has launched a probe into whether such mid-contract price rises can still be justified. Wealth & Personal Finance can reveal that Ofcom will be unable to stop next year's increases because its investigations - launched five months ago - will not be completed in time....read

Britain's broadband blackspots: Interactive map reveals UK areas with the SLOWEST internet speeds - how bad is your area?

Nous, a household finance company, said it was 'worrying' that rural communities across England and Wales were being 'left behind' and claimed customers were being charged too much.

Britons face punishing increases to their bills from TOMORROW - including broadband, council tax, water, prescriptions and more

Britons face punishing increases in the cost of everything from broadband and mobile tariffs to council tax, water bills, prescription charges and stamps from tomorrow - April Fools' Day.

The best broadband deals for price and speed: Could you save money and get better service as over half of Britons miss the very cheapest deals?

If you have a tight budget, price will come before broadband speed, but for many, including the growing army of home workers, paying slightly more for faster internet might be more of a priority

Pandemic sees over-65s become more confident online: Three in five buy items on the internet and a third say they're now more 'digitally savvy'

Pensioners are catching up with younger generations and spending more time online as their internet usage shot up during the pandemic, new research has found.

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