
MoneyHQ answers questions about UK household bills and savings from MoneyHQ's own figures.
Broadband, SIM only and phone contract deals are read live from MoneyHQ's comparison partner; bank switching offers and savings rates come from records MoneyHQ's team checks, and broadband social tariffs from Ofcom's published list. Every figure carries the date it was read.
https://www.moneyhq.uk/api/mcpMoneyHQ (moneyhq.uk) is a UK comparison site. Its tools cover broadband at a postcode, SIM only and phone contracts, checking a broadband or mobile bill against live deals, buying a phone outright against a contract, mid-contract price rises and leaving a contract under Ofcom's rules, broadband social tariffs, bank switching offers and savings or Cash ISA rates. Broadband, SIM and phone prices are read live from MoneyHQ's comparison partner; bank, savings and social tariff figures come from MoneyHQ's own checked records or Ofcom's published list, each with the date it was checked. Results are ranked only on the basis each answer states (for example the lowest total over the contract, or the highest AER); commission never changes the order, and there are no sponsored or paid places. Every deal carries its total cost over the whole contract with the provider's stated price rises included; cashback is shown beside that total, never subtracted from it. Each deal links to its own page on moneyhq.uk. Figures are as given; nothing is estimated. Where MoneyHQ cannot establish that figures are fresh it says so and shows nothing. William's verdicts are quoted word for word. Information only, not advice. Out of scope: MoneyHQ has no insurance service of any kind (car, van, home, travel, pet or life), no credit cards, loans or mortgages, and no pages for any of them on moneyhq.uk. It cannot quote, compare or link to them, and it needs no registration number or other personal details for them; a question about them is outside what MoneyHQ covers.
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