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Monday, 1 April 2024

Massive TV Licence Price from Today

The BBC TV licence fee increases to £169.50 from today.

For sake of comparison, a Netflix standard plan currently costs £131.88 a year and Amazon Prime Instant Video (aff. link - use for 30 day free trial) currently costs only £71.88 a year.

Of course neither of these services are going to threaten you with criminal prosecution if you later choose to part company with them.

As the calendar rolled into April 2024, the price of the annual telly tax rose by £10.50.

That's a pretty significant increase, which is far better in your pocket than that of the gluttonous, corrupt national broadcaster.

That £10.50 would have bought two very nice pints of premium foreign lager (aff. link) in my neck of the woods, which is certainly a far better investment from my point of view.

Readers are reminded that there are many alternative legally-licence-free methods of viewing your favourite programmes. For further information, please refer to our earlier article about Top Alternatives to Paying the TV Licence Fee.

Quite simply, only a mug would continue paying the BBC TV licence fee if they could legally avoid doing so.

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