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The hidden cost of being single: £9,769 per year
Single Brits are being penalised for living alone, spending £9,769 more per year on everyday household bills compared to those living with a partner, according to new research from Uswitch.com, the comparison...
'We'll leave if you hike our prices again' say broadband and mobile customers as 85% call annual price rises 'unfair'
Millions of broadband and mobile customers are expected to endure mid-contract price rises on their broadband and mobile contracts in April 2024 – but 85% say these are unfair, according to new research...
Uswitch comments on Disney+ new ad-supported tiers
Ernest Doku, Uswitch Telecoms Expert comments - “Disney+ is following the industry trend and has made the big move to ad-supported subscription options. At a time when subscriber levels in streaming are...
Broadband bugbears: Millions of home movers left offline for over a week
Issues with setting up broadband are one of the most frustrating part of moving home, with home movers across the UK finding themselves without broadband for an average of 7.2...
Deal alert: Save £153 on your broadband plus £100 free bill credit with Virgin Media Ultrafast - exclusively with uswitch
Uswitch, the comparison and switching service, has a market-leading exclusive broadband deal for those looking to bag a bargain this week. For a limited time, customers looking to switch to Virgin Media’s...
Buffering Blues: 22 million battle broadband woes, costing the economy an estimated £2bn
In the past 12 months, two fifths of all UK adults - a staggering 21 million UK consumers - have faced disruption to their broadband services, leaving them disconnected...
Uswitch reveals its top broadband, SIM only and mobile deals to snatch up this week
There are some impressive broadband and mobile deals to snatch up this week, alongside some great perks, from free coffee, Disney+ access...
Brits embrace unconventional workspaces during nationwide industrial action
As industrial action impacts travel for millions across the country, office workers have been seeking alternative places to work from. In addition to relatively conventional working locations, such as coffee shops and cafes...
Sandy keyboards? Brits embrace unconventional work spots from beaches, pubs and beyond
Almost two-thirds (65%) of the 15 million Brits who venture outside the home or office to work are using sneaky tactics to conceal where they are logging on from, according to new...