Broadband

Millions of BT customers are facing yet another round of price hikes from September, MoneySavingExpert can reveal, with line rental, broadband, TV, BT Sport and calls costs set to rise for some.

The price gap between the cheapest fibre and standard broadband deals is closing, new analysis by MSE reveals.

Online giant Amazon has today bought the rights to 20 live Premier League matches per season.

Virgin Media should not be charging customers exit fees of up to £240, regulator Ofcom has said – but it’s yet to order the company to change its ways.

Around 6.5 million customers in the UK are likely to be paying too much for their broadband and 1.5 million could be overpaying for their mobiles, according to figures from the telecoms regulator. 

From next week, adverts from broadband providers will all have to show the average rather than the top speeds they offer - but the actual speed you get now won't change.

Plusnet has warned customers that it's increasing many broadband contract prices by £12 a year in June and call costs will be going up too - here's how to fight back.

The broadband price war is hotting up with prices dropping to the cheapest we've seen in the past seven months - check now to see if you can save.

Major broadband providers will have to give customers a better idea of the actual speeds they'll get before they sign up from next year – and if slow speeds aren't improved within a month, you'll be able to walk away from your contract penalty-free.

Vodafone has launched a broadband minimum speed guarantee which promises to cut your monthly bill if your speed drops – but only if you tell it.