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Tariff Change and RPI
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on 09-03-2018 09:23
Bit confused by this. If I change tarrif now web site says (for example) £15 per month for 12 months then £22 + RPI.
However local O2 store says it will be £15 now plus RPI on that from April (next month)
When can i actually change tariff without seeing an immediate RPI increase this year?
thanks,
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09-03-2018 09:45 - edited 09-03-2018 09:48
This years RPI comes into effect in April 2018 @MBS14A
So you could go for a the cheaper tariff now and it will go up in April. The link I gave shows you by how much if you scroll down to the bottom of the page
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on 09-03-2018 09:46
To avoid paying an increase this year, take the contract after April, and it will then only rise over the initial cost in April 2019.
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on 12-03-2018 14:32
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