Practical guides covering UK broadband connection types, switching and social tariffs.
There's no single right speed. It depends on how many people are online at once doing demanding things, not just how many people live in your house. Here's how to actually work out what you need.
ADSL, fibre to the cabinet, and full fibre all get marketed as "fibre broadband", but only one of them is actually fibre all the way to your house. Here's the real difference.
You no longer have to contact your old broadband provider to cancel when you switch. One Touch Switch means your new provider handles the whole process, even across different networks.
If you receive Universal Credit or certain other benefits, you may be eligible for broadband from as little as £12-£20 a month. Most people who qualify have never heard of social tariffs.