Bills

Bills

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Energy bills expected to fall in January

Energy bills will rise by 10% from today but are predicted to start falling from January

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Don’t get caught out by the price cap change

Read your meter before 1 October.

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Buy now, pay later for household repairs

Klarna’s new partnership

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Bills soar for 90% of households

People need an extra £210 each month to cover hikes.

An illustration of a woman in a cold room during winter. Her heating is off because she can't afford it and she is sat on the sofa with a blanket and a hot drink.

Households say they’ll skip the heating this winter

Over 1.7m will go without

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Free electricity on Sundays with new electricity supplier scheme

Are you behind on your energy bills?

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Green technology can save households over £1,300 a year in bills

Find out what help you can get with energy bills

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Changes to broadband rules make it easier to switch to new provider

Call your new provider to switch

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Council tax won’t go up – but future of single person’s discount uncertain

Deputy PM avoids question

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Major water company could raise bills by up to 59% next year

What to do if you’re behind on your water bill