Millions of Brits have HOURS to snap up Sky ultrafast broadband for ‘£24 a month’ – & warned they could be paying double

A MONEY saving expert has warned Brits that they might be drastically overpaying for broadband.

Financial guru Martin Lewis has shared a new deal that could save consumers a fortune – but you have to act quick.

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The expert took to social media to share his latest tip on saving Brits across the country money.

In a post on X, he wrote: “LAST CHANCE. You can get 145Mb Sky broadband for ‘£24.40 a month’.

“Most households are paying double for their broadband – are you one of them?

“This deal could save you a packet, but it ends 11.59pm tomorrow (Thursday 7 March).”

The Sky broadband deal is an 18 month contract, featuring a speedy 145mb fibre broadband.

It features cheap mobile and international calls, speedy uploading and downloading times, and even has a reward scheme.

Those who opt for this broadband option are set to receive a £65 prepaid Mastercard, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, M&S or John Lewis voucher – of their choice.

The plan is £28 per month, but once you factor in the prepaid voucher it is actually the equivalent of £24.39 per month.

This deal is for new broadband customers only.

On Lewis’ site, moneysavingexpert.com, he offers a free checking and comparison function – where you can compare prices and see where you can save.

Last year Lewis issued an urgent warning over potential hikes on broadband and offered his tips on how to avoid it.

At the time, he said: “Remember for the rest of this week, probably from tomorrow, we’re going to get the December inflation figures.

“That’s normally what broadband costs are increased on – and they do it above inflation.”

“I’m expecting 15% rises for broadband to be announced on many of the big providers this week.”

Soon after, The Sun revealed that BT, EE and Three were going to up their rates by up to 14.4% in April.

Now, experts are warning that broadband rates are about to sky-rocket once again as of April.

Most providers are suspected to raise their prices by 7.9 per cent – while Virgin Media is raising their price by 8.8 per cent.

Ofcom said mobile and broadband customers were being hit with mid-contract rises, which they found difficult to understand.

Providers are being encouraged to spell out the exact amount in pounds and pence explicitly.

The Sun spelled out how much prices will rise under 11 different providers in the Spring.

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This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk