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How to save money across Uswitch

The cost of living is going up, with energy and fuel increases along with general inflation affecting UK households.

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In the case of energy, there are some ways you may be able to manage rising costs, but you can't switch to make significant savings at the moment. However, there are other ways to save money across Uswitch.

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How to save on your broadband

While there are currently little or no savings when it comes to your energy bill, you may be able to cut costs on your other household bills. Reviewing broadband, TV and mobile contracts with Uswitch could be a quick and easy way to make a reduction on your monthly outgoings - you could save an average of £181 per year.

Broadband provider price changes

Broadband prices commonly increase in the middle of a contract - find out what’s happening with your provider in our round-up below:

Broadband money-saving guides

While prices are going up, you could still save up to £181 on your broadband.
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If you're mid-contract: bundle your TV with your broadband provider

If you’re currently paying separate companies for your TV and your broadband, you could save money by bundling a TV service with your broadband provider instead. Providers that offer these services will usually let you use both for a single, and often cheaper, monthly fee.

If you're ready to switch: choose the contract length that works for you

Broadband contracts range from 30 days to two years. If you’re a student or renting a property, a shorter contract might be more convenient, but could come with higher monthly fees. So make sure to pick a contract length that suits your situation but doesn’t put you out of pocket.

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Top tip: switch to SIM-only

If your phone contract is coming to an end and you’re happy to keep on using your phone, switching to SIM-only is a great way of cutting your costs. With data deals costing as little as £6 per month, you can save a lot of money by going SIM-only

How to save on your mobile contract

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How to avoid being overcharged for your mobile phone contractMake sure you don’t get charged for your phone after you’ve paid it off.

Find out what energy help schemes you are eligible for

Our easy to use tool shows you which government and supplier-specific energy help schemes you might be able to sign up for depending on your eligibility.

How can we help you?

We know and appreciate that this is a difficult time for energy customers, and we want to do everything possible to make sure you have the right information at this time so you can make the right decisions.

Find more information about energy help schemes here.

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104 free energy-saving tips for the home

With working from home now the new normal and energy prices looking like they'll stay high, it's important to keep your bills as low as possible. The best ways to do that are in our guide featuring 104 free energy-saving tips for every part of your home.

You don't have to use all of them - it might be an impossible task to try - but they should go some way to getting you started saving energy and spending less on your bills.

Read more in the guide.

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Smarter home insights, in your hands

Switching is just the start. Track your energy usage and home value with our free app.

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