Just thought I'd mention if you live in a rural area you can request a faster, internet connection as a minimum of 10Meg is required by government legislation. Then leave it to your ISP to sort out, however, they do it. If 10Meg is not fast enough, try getting some pay as you go SIMs, on the 4 Big mobile networks and check their speed and see which is fastest. Probably worth checking there is 4G in your area first on mobile coverage maps. Once you find a network you're happy with, it might be cheaper to sign a contract for a SIM and get yourself a mobile WIFI router or get one included in a contract. (Once you know the best network checkout the smaller networks that run off that network such as Voxi, Giffgaff, Asda Mobile etc... As could be cheaper.) I also find the data speeds can be quicker if you put the mobile or rougher on window still upstairs, which is in the direction of the mobile mast. Again check coverage maps to check the direction the signal is coming from.
And if your really crafty share your next door neighbours WiFi and cut the bill in half sharing is caring and all that not to mention accommodation the first £7500 a year rent off rooms in your own home is tax free
Hello, I'm from the UK too :) just moved into my first apartment and I have no idea what broadband company to go with, is there any you can recommend? :) i also make youtube videos too so need something quick x
I'm near London with Virgin, speed is v. fast but I pay extra for it. I'd keep an eye on this website for some good deals and the speed you want: www.moneysavingexpert.com/compare-broadband-deals/
You need to know how to get a good deal, £26 for line rental, fastest broadband and anytime phone calls with talk talk, also use a cash back site, ok different for mobile data, but I am with Plusnet. Can always get a deal
Boohoo isn't popular, so not something that will be recommended yet. Agreed, although that's not necessarily a value investor. It is closer to a contrarian investor. I'd say I'm less value more contrarian into turnaround plays of quality companies.
We aren't seeing many people enter the niche and my channel is the slowest growing for it's size, diversification is necessary from a business perspective. Funny enough my views increase with shares plummeting.
@@OzbourneForeman Who doesn't use comparrison sites nowadays though? It's not really the content I'm subscribed for... Since we are on the subject I pay £22 a month for 74mb fibre with Vodafone (best I can get up in the valleys!).
Just thought I'd mention if you live in a rural area you can request a faster, internet connection as a minimum of 10Meg is required by government legislation. Then leave it to your ISP to sort out, however, they do it. If 10Meg is not fast enough, try getting some pay as you go SIMs, on the 4 Big mobile networks and check their speed and see which is fastest. Probably worth checking there is 4G in your area first on mobile coverage maps. Once you find a network you're happy with, it might be cheaper to sign a contract for a SIM and get yourself a mobile WIFI router or get one included in a contract. (Once you know the best network checkout the smaller networks that run off that network such as Voxi, Giffgaff, Asda Mobile etc... As could be cheaper.)
I also find the data speeds can be quicker if you put the mobile or rougher on window still upstairs, which is in the direction of the mobile mast. Again check coverage maps to check the direction the signal is coming from.
And if your really crafty share your next door neighbours WiFi and cut the bill in half sharing is caring and all that not to mention accommodation the first £7500 a year rent off rooms in your own home is tax free
Very well explained, thank you!
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Hello, I'm from the UK too :) just moved into my first apartment and I have no idea what broadband company to go with, is there any you can recommend? :)
i also make youtube videos too so need something quick x
I'm near London with Virgin, speed is v. fast but I pay extra for it. I'd keep an eye on this website for some good deals and the speed you want: www.moneysavingexpert.com/compare-broadband-deals/
Thats real class. BOO is up 25% since the update and you dont mention it. F the SP.
It's not my only reason, I work a lot and don't have the time to make a video on such short notice. However I agree F the SP.
Because it's pre recorded
Spot on Malc, people seem to forget I work 7 days a week without including the UA-cam channel.
You need to know how to get a good deal, £26 for line rental, fastest broadband and anytime phone calls with talk talk, also use a cash back site, ok different for mobile data, but I am with Plusnet. Can always get a deal
Cashback sites are a very good suggestion it is very much worthwhile to go through them for deals.
Just a suggestion maybe review fairy liquid against cheaper brands
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Hahahaha
Not unusual for one of the major supermarkets will have an offer on on whatever named brand your looking for check on net with trolley
TERRIFIC ADVICE - Thanks you very much for sharing. 🙏🇬🇧
Freetrade is in trouble make a video about it for your viewers who dont know they gon go bust soon
Sasha has already made a video on that topic, I don't think the situation is as bad as mentioned. So I won't talk about it unless extremely likely.
When next video?
In the next hour.
Hold on, Boohoo is rallying today up 15% and you are talking about broadband?!
Yes, shares go up and down all the time. I'll talk about it in the weekend video.
I wonder if KellyfromUK will recommend you buy Boo this week ;)
Jokes a side, the trouble being a value investor is to the masses you seldom look correct. You avoid the hype stocks and instead love the unloved.
Boohoo isn't popular, so not something that will be recommended yet.
Agreed, although that's not necessarily a value investor. It is closer to a contrarian investor. I'd say I'm less value more contrarian into turnaround plays of quality companies.
Congratulations on your diversity Martin.
Maybe your bored watching your shares plummeting to nothing.
(Like most of us ).
We aren't seeing many people enter the niche and my channel is the slowest growing for it's size, diversification is necessary from a business perspective. Funny enough my views increase with shares plummeting.
Hi Folks I pay £22 for my broadband I get 4K tv happy bunny
Sounds like a great result!
get a haircut
Wtf?
It's a stepping stone before I talk about energy prices, significant concerns for a lot of people I know with the cost of living rising.
@@OzbourneForeman Who doesn't use comparrison sites nowadays though? It's not really the content I'm subscribed for...
Since we are on the subject I pay £22 a month for 74mb fibre with Vodafone (best I can get up in the valleys!).