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Broadband social tariffs are cost-effective broadband packages available to individuals claiming Universal Credit, Pension Credit, and certain other benefits. Some providers may refer to them as 'essential' or 'basic' broadband. These tariffs are voluntarily offered by internet service providers to promote digital inclusion and social equality. They are specifically designed to offer affordable and accessible internet access to individuals or households with low incomes or facing financial difficulties. The following Government benefits-eligible individuals can apply for a broadband social tariff:
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