One bill crept up
£168 a year
One of your seven bills went up without telling you. Nothing changed at your end.
A person read every number by hand.
Your Vodafone deal ended in March. The price went up in April, and again in July.
A provider does not put you back on a deal when the old one ends. The price only changes when someone asks them.
Every month it stays as it is: £14remind me on 7 September
Dates worth a look
Nothing to do today. These are the days prices can move.
Every bill we looked at
Seven of yours. Tap one to see why.
Broadband · VodafoneFail+£168
Your bill: £38.99 a month. It was £24.99.The speed you get has not changed. Only the price has.
Energy · OctopusAdvisory12 Oct
Your bill: 24.1p a unit.When a fixed price ends, the price moves on its own.
Car insurance · AdmiralAdvisory2 Jun
Your bill: £608 this year. £599 last year.Car insurance renews itself every year unless someone stops it.
Mobile · EE, 2 linesPassnothing to do
Your bill: £15 each a month. It was £26.
Mortgage · NationwidePassnothing to do
Your bill: £1,042 a month.
Water · ThamesPassnothing to do
Your bill: £34 a month.
TV licencePassnothing to do
Your bill: £174.50 a year.
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