Broadband bills set for more inflation-busting hikes
1 year, 8 months ago

Broadband bills set for more inflation-busting hikes

Daily Mail  

Millions of households in the middle of broadband and phone contracts will face inflation-busting price hikes next year of more than eight per cent. 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. Broadband bills: Ofcom will be unable to stop next year's hikes because its probes will not be completed in time Ofcom says it is still 'consulting' on the issue. Inflation is forecast to be around 4.7 per cent next January, so providers could increase bills by this amount plus 3.9 percentage points – to a total above eight per cent.

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