The BBC has spung off the British people for decades and with the modern consumption of entertainment do we really need to pay the TV licence anymore? The BBC receives on average 3.8 billion from TV licence payers and yet there was something fundamentally wrong with that as I explained further. The BBC has several production companies. BBC Studios, BBC Studios Productions, UK TV and many more. According to this article in 2022, BBC Studios made 1.6 billion a loan. They all sort of accumulate income from their UK TV channels advertising strategies. So why is the TV licence allowed to continue? The BBC could more or less stand on their own two feet with these figures. To add insult to injury, the TV licence is due to increase next month by £10.50. The charter for the TV licence is to expire in just 3 years. However, this isn't the guarantee that the TV licence will be abolished as the government could simply extend that. With more people opting not to pay the licence fee in lieu of streaming services and the rising cost of living and an increase of vulnerable people being fined for not paying, is there a future for the TV licence? What do you think? Should the TV licence be scrapped for good? Leave your thoughts down below. Thanks for watching.