The cheapest headline price is usually not the cheapest deal
£19/month can cost more than £25/month. How setup fees, intro offers and contract length change which broadband deal is actually cheapest — and the one number that makes them comparable.
Rolling monthly broadband: what flexibility actually costs
No-contract broadband costs roughly 75% more per month than the same service on a 24-month deal. When that premium is worth paying, and when it is money thrown away.
Student broadband: the nine-month problem nobody prices for
University terms run about nine months. Broadband contracts run 24. How to avoid paying for a summer you are not there, and what a house share actually needs.
Setup fees, router charges and the costs that are not in the monthly price
Activation charges, router deposits, engineer visits, delivery, exit fees and reconnection costs. Which are normal, which are avoidable, and which should make you walk away.