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People could get £174.50 back in their bank if they only use their TV to watch four types of entertainment. Those who no longer require a TV Licence from the BBC can ask for their money back. However there is a catch - people must have at least one full month left on it. READ MORE: Snow forecast in three counties today as temperatures plummet A TV Licence is required even if you don't tune into any BBC channels. It's needed to watch or record programmes as they're being broadcast live on any TV channel. People must also have one to watch live programmes on any online TV service - such as Channel 4 , YouTube, or Amazon Prime Video - or download or watch BBC programmes on BBC iPlayer. However, there are four reasons people can still use a TV without needing to pay for a licence, the Mirror reports. According to gov.uk, people don't need a TV Licence if they only watch: If the above applies to you and you've already paid, you could be able to get some money back. The TV licensing website states: "You can apply for a refund if you won't need your licence again before it expires, and you have at least one complete month left on it." A TV Licence refund can be applied for up to 14 days before the date you no longer need it. Certain people are also exempt from paying for a TV licence, or qualify for a discounted rate. "If you're eligible for an over 75 or blind concession, you can apply for a refund at any time and for any length of time left on your licence," the TV licensing website said.
