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Social tariffs and help paying for broadband
If someone in your home gets Universal Credit, Pension Credit or certain other benefits, you can usually get a social tariff: a cheaper broadband plan from many of the big providers, starting from £12 a month. Many people who qualify have never heard of them.
Below is everything we have published on social tariffs and help with broadband, newest first, including what to do if you are struggling to pay and how to help an older relative get online.
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