'I’m a phone expert – these four mistakes are adding up to £1,490 to your annual bills'
If you have a contract phone, then you'll have a bill which is divided by the handset and then the airtime bill .
He said customers should split their phone contracts so they pay for the airtime and device separately. Liz Hunter, director at Money Expert, added: "If your phone contract ends and you don't do anything, you won’t be cut off."So if your contract included a phone, you’ll still be paying for a phone that you’ve already paid it off – a major waste of your money."
"The second-hand phone market can provide great value for those looking to upgrade but don’t want to pay for the latest handsets. "For example, the Google Pixel 7 Pro is available from iD mobile for £26.99 per month, for 24 months, with a £129 upfront cost and 28GB data – a total of £777.
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