Local-only tools · no personal data collected · example figures are illustrative · not a live or automated feed
Contract Change Centre · secondary

Renewal Calendar

Secondary in this release — a calm monthly prompt of what contract changes to check. Local-only, no dates collected, no reminders stored.

Local-only month selection. No reminders, no email, no storage. Not a live feed.

Secondary The Renewal Calendar is a secondary bridge in this release. It supports the Contract Change Centre by prompting what to check this month. It is local-only, collects no dates, stores no reminders, and makes no live-monitoring claim.

What to check this month

A calm monthly prompt — the prompts are the same each month; the calendar is about the habit, not live data.

Choosing a month happens entirely in your browser and is not saved or sent anywhere.

Showing the monthly prompts for June.

Contracts ending soon

Note any broadband, mobile, pay-TV or membership contract ending in the next couple of months, and check it before it auto-renews.

Open the Explainer →

Recent price-rise notices

If a provider sent a rise notice this month, work out what it costs and prepare your questions.

Prepare your call →

Dates to keep yourself

Keep your own minimum-term end dates and notice deadlines in your own calendar. UKFC does not store dates or send reminders.

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Correction route

Spotted something wrong?

Email hello@ukfeecomparison.co.uk. We can correct public page wording or calculator logic, and we log confirmed corrections openly with evidence and a date. We cannot access your account and are not contacting your provider for you.

Privacy. No accounts, no login, no email capture, no cookies, no tracking. No personal data, postcode, address, income or location is collected. The tools run locally in your browser and never send your figures anywhere.
How fresh is this? Not a live or automated feed. Public figures are updated only after human verification. The calculator works on the numbers you enter — it makes no live-price claim. This is not advice.