Recession may be biting, but there is one thing that the UK consumer is still not willing to give up on and that is their satellite package.

Pay TV is now taking precedence over going out and even holidays, according to Legal & General's 'Changing Face of British Homes' survey, which found that only fourteen per cent of UK consumers would consider reducing their satellite TV spend.

To add some value to how much satellite TV is worth to people, the survey found that forty two per cent would rather cut back on eating out than on their TV channels.

It is amazing what lengths consumers are willing to go through to keep satellite TV going.

Thirty per cent of the people asked would rather go without holidays and twenty eight per cent would put off home improvements in order to keep satellite TV.

Source: TechWatch

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