Your BBC TV Licence fee could be refunded for three reasons - what you need to know

You might be eligible for a refund on your BBC TV Licence fee in three specific circumstances. The primary condition for a refund is if you no longer require your licence before its expiry date and there is at least one complete month remaining on it. This applies to general licence holders who are moving or no longer watch live TV or BBC iPlayer. Two concessionary groups can apply for a refund at any time and for any remaining duration on their licence. These are individuals who are eligible for the over 75 concession and those who are registered blind or severely sight impaired. To qualify for the over 75 concession, you must be aged 75 or over and either receive Pension Credit or live with a partner who receives Pension Credit. If you are already receiving Pension Credit, you can apply for a free TV Licence when you turn 74, though you will still need to pay until the month before your 75th birthday. The blind concession offers a 50% discount, and the licence must be in the name of the blind person. Additionally, residents of qualifying residential care homes, supported housing, or sheltered accommodation can obtain a TV Licence for a reduced fe... download the app to read more