Customers could save up to £180 per year 💷
Customers of one of the biggest internet providers, who are on benefits, can get cheaper broadband in a DWP deal on tariffs to help with the cost of living.
Sky is the first major provider to join the DWP initiative, which is intended to make it easier for benefits claimants to get discounted broadband and mobile tariffs. The scheme, which was introduced last summer, allows internet providers – with claimants’ permission – to ask the DWP to automatically verify their customers’ benefit entitlement.Mims Davies, Minister for Social Mobility, said: “It’s positive to see a major provider, such as Sky, sign up to our scheme, making it easier for families to access cheaper broadband and mobile tariffs in difficult times, and I call on other providers to follow suit in offering this type of tariff for those in need.
“As well as support with bills, we also provide existing, eligible customers with a broadband and mobile social tariff, helping them stay connected for a significantly reduced cost.”
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