Brits Trapped in Contracts Think They Overpay by £576 a Year

Brits trapped in contracts think they overpay by £576 a year

Brits stuck in ‘rip-off contracts’ reckon overpriced deals are costing them £576 a year more than they should be paying.

Brits say 'rip-off' contracts are costing them £576 a year

Millions of Brits say they are paying £576 more than necessary each year on overpriced TV, energy and mobile phone contracts with 38% of adults stuck in deals they don't think are good value.

Brits 'overpay' £576 a year on bills, expert says - ‘only pay for what you need'

Brits stuck in so-called rip-off contracts believe they are overpaying by £576 a year, with TV packages, energy deals and mobile phone contracts among the biggest offenders.

Brits trapped in contracts reckon they pay £576 more than needed

A recent survey found 38% of adults in the UK are currently tied into an contract or subscription they do not think is good value for money

Survey finds many Brits dissatisfied with value of current service contracts

Dissatisfied Brits say they're overpaying for TV and mobile phone services, as an expert urges people to review contracts regularly.

Survey: Brits believe bad contracts costing them £576 a year

According to data commissioned by Community Fibre, the mobile and broadband provider, Brits believe they are overpaying by an average of £576 a year due to poor-value contracts and subscriptions. The survey of 2,000 UK adults found that more than a third (38 per cent) are currently tied into an agreement they do not believe […]