Sky TV and broadband customers could see their bills increase by up to £72 as the telecommunications company announced a price hike.
Sky’s broadband and TV customers will be hit with an average price rise of £3 per month, £36 a year. The exact increase will depend on how many Sky products you have and when you signed up.
BT Sport, Sky Talk Anytime Extra, and Sky Talk International Extra will increase by £2 per month, with the Sky Broadband Essential service increasing by £3 per month.
The Sky Signature TV package, multiscreen, Sky HD, Sky Ultimate, and Sky Broadband Superfast will all be rising in cost by £1 per month.
The company says the rises are capped at £6 a month or £72 a year, and that 8% of customers will be hit by the maximum £72 increase.
Customers who watch Sky Sports, Sky Cinema, Sky Kids, and Sky Talk Evening and Weekends Extra customers will not see a price increase and Sky Mobile services will also remain unaffected.
Customers who are affected by the rise are free to leave their contracts without incurring any penalties and customers who have not heard from Sky by 27th March are not affected by any price increases.
