State pensioners can cut their TV Licence bill to £0 with two methods which are both completely legal and cannot land you a fine.

Latest BBC data in its annual report reveals a 300,000 drop in TV licences which are active up and down the country.

Currently, you can only get a free TV licence as a pensioner if you're 75 or over and you get Pension Credit. The licence ...

The BBC has confirmed that they are looking at options for "reform" for the TV licence and fee, saying in its annual report ...

There are certain people who can qualify for a payment worth over €400 towards their bills. The Household Benefits Package ...

Navigating the ins and outs of TV licence regulations can often feel like a tricky task. The annual £174.50 charge contributes to the BBC's television, radio, and online services, which can be settled ...

Whether it’s for your electricity or gas bills, you might be entitled to a social welfare payment worth over €400 towards ...

Lifestyle BBC BBC TV licence rules explained after man taken to court The TV Licence rules are more complicated than you might expect - don't get caught out.

The TV licence fee has risen to £174.50 but there are specific groups of people who don't need to pay this, or can reduce their bill to zero. TV licence is paid either monthly, quarterly or ...

News UK News BBC BBC TV licence rules in full as man battles charge in court The annual £174.50 TV licence fee can be paid in one go or by direct debit and contributes to the BBC's TV, radio and ...

Money TV Licensing BBC TV licence: Full list of households owed £174.50 refund - are you eligible? You must have a TV licence to watch or record live TV, or to watch anything - whether it is live ...

Your watching habits are the deciding factor for whether a TV licence is necessary. Watching or recording live TV on any device, or accessing the content of BBC iPlayer, means you must pay the fee ...