Brits could be eligible for a TV licence refund with one-month rule - here's how View Image

Brits are being reminded that they could be eligible for a refund on their BBC TV Licence, provided they adhere to a one-month rule. If you no longer need a TV Licence from the BBC, you can request a refund, as long as there is at least one full month remaining on it.

The TV Licence fee has been a customary expense for many UK residents since its introduction in 1946. At that time, the BBC was the only broadcaster in the country, and the licence cost £2 - roughly equivalent to around £105 today.

Despite significant shifts in television consumption, including the emergence of numerous channels, streaming and on-demand platforms, this annual charge persists. Following a price hike last year, it

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