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Sky TV customers have recently been hit with price hikes pushing annual bills up by up to £54/year. But whether you want to beat the hikes or are just trying to get a better deal, we explain how to haggle to cut costs.

Virgin Media customers with Sky Sports or Sky Movies subscriptions will see prices rise by up to £24/year from 1 June.

Sky TV customers could be hit with price hikes of up to £54/year from June, after the provider revealed it's upping the price of certain packages including Sky Sports and its Family bundle.

Consumers could have access to more bundled phone, broadband and TV deals from next year after Sky confirmed today that it will launch its own mobile phone network next year.

Bills for Virgin Media customers are to increase by an average of 5.9% from 1 February 2015, but those affected can leave penalty free if they aren't happy with their new costs.

Sky home phone customers will be hit by line rental price hikes along with a number of other price rises from 1 December.

A number of former Sky TV, broadband and home phone customers who were in credit when they left the provider may be in line for a refund.

Sky TV customers could be hit with price hikes of up to £30/year after the provider has confirmed the new charges users face from September.

Sky TV customers could be hit by an up to 10% price hike from 1 September, the firm has announced on its website.