Four things people don’t need to pay a TV licence for | Personal Finance | Finance
The latest figures from TV Licensing reveal that just over 23 million people are currently paying for a TV licence in their homes. In the UK, it's legally required to have a TV licence for your property if you watch or record live TV or use certain streaming services such as BBC iPlayer.TV Licensing guidelines emphasise that 'it is an offence to watch or record' TV programmes live, or download or watch BBC programmes on demand, including catch-up TV and BBC iPlayer. At present, a standard TV licence is priced at £174.50 annually.However, this cost can be spread out with a monthly Direct Debit of £14.54 or a Quarterly Direct Debit of £44.89. While there are stringent rules regarding who must pay for a TV licence, not everyone will meet these requirements and could potentially avoid payin...










