Switching broadband ‘could save money’
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Consumers attempting debt management by reducing their expenditure on broadband should switch provider now, it has been suggested.
According to price comparison website moneysupermarket.com, many 12-month contracts expire in autumn.
This can mean wide availability of special offers as companies try to secure their share of the market, the website observes - and could mean savings for those conducting debt management.
“If you are nearing the end of your minimum contract period or it’s run out, I would recommend you speak to your provider and ask if you can be upgraded to one their new deals at no charge,” advises head of broadband Jason Lloyd.
But he adds that doing so could see a new 12-month minimum term come into effect, stressing the need for customers to read their terms and conditions before signing a contract.
Moneysupermarket.com recently reported a surge in people taking out mortgages and loans in light of the Northern Rock liquidity crisis.
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