Virgin Media

People who remain with their broadband provider after their introductory deal has ended are hit with an average annual 'loyalty penalty' of £113, Citizens Advice has found.

This is the cheapest fibre deal we can remember. While we can't say 100% it's the best ever, it's bloomin' cheap - and the standard broadband deal's a cracker too. With the big boys you typically pay up to £47/mth for fibre or £41/mth for standard speed, so the savings here could be £400+/yr.

The telecoms regulator will review the price of standalone landlines – which are purchased without broadband access or pay-to-view TV – over concerns the elderly and vulnerable are being hit hard by rising costs.

5.2 million Virgin Media home phone, broadband and TV customers will see prices rise by an average of 5.1% from November. But you'll be able to leave your contract penalty-free, or if you want to stay, you may be able to beat the hike by haggling.

About 1.5 million Virgin Mobile customers will be hit with price rises from Friday 1 July, with almost 200,000 on unlimited-data Sim-only deals facing an increase of up to £39 a year. But if you act now it's possible for many to beat the hikes.

Around 4.4 million Virgin Media home phone, broadband and TV customers will be hit with inflation-busting price hikes of 5.4% on average from 1 February 2016, the provider has announced.

Millions of Sky home phone and broadband customers will be hit with inflation busting price hikes from 1 December, the provider has revealed.

More than 500,000 broadband only Virgin Media customers will be hit with price hikes of up to 6% from 1 November, but you can leave penalty free.