The providers listed below are taken from the latest guidance on social tariff broadband packages from Ofcom. Universal Credit BT - UK EE Basic (Now offered through BT - UK 4th Utility - UK ...

If you're on a low income and claim certain benefits, you could be eligible for a social tariff, with prices starting from £12 a month for broadband and £10 for mobile ...

you may be entitled to a social tariff. This is a lower cost plan made available by some providers from as little as £12 a month. BT, Now, Sky, Virgin and Vodafone offer social tariffs nationally ...

A new system has been put in place which means broadband providers can check eligibility quickly, via a special Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) IT system.

which is why at the end of June we'll be launching BT Home Essentials, increasing the eligibility of our social tariff to include all customers on Universal Credit." BT's move to reduce broadband ...

While 4.3 million households are on welfare and are eligible for a social tariff, just 220,000 households are signed up. Based on Ofcom’s findings, broadband providers are not too keen to spill ...

If you receive any of the benefits listed below, it's important to find out if you're eligible for a social tariff - here are ...

A new system has been put in place which means broadband providers can check eligibility quickly, via a special Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) IT system.