A new report from Which? has highlighted the growing number of people falling behind on bills. According to the consumer group, over two…
Continue ReadingNearly Two-Thirds of Brits Are Worried About Paying Energy Bills
Written by Lauren Smith in Household & Bills
With energy bills scraping £2,000 and due to soar still higher in October, 64% of Brits are concerned about affording gas and electricity.
Continue ReadingBulb Apologises After Customer Direct Debits Were Taken Late
Written by Lauren Smith in Energy Suppliers
Customers of energy supplier Bulb should ensure they have enough money in their accounts to cover their bills after a blunder meant some…
Continue ReadingConsumer spending on utility bills soared by 34.5% in May compared to the previous year as the dramatic hike in the energy price…
Continue ReadingEnergy supplier Octopus is partnering with modular home builder ilke to construct zero-carbon houses that will also guarantee residents zero energy bills.
Continue ReadingQuarterly Price Cap Adjustments Could Mean Lower Energy Bills Next Winter
Written by Lauren Smith in Household & Bills
Ofgem’s plan to adjust the energy price cap every three months could mean bills fall more quickly next winter, according to a new…
Continue ReadingHouseholds Resorting to Buy Now Pay Later to Pay Energy Bills
Written by Lauren Smith in Household & Bills
Desperate consumers are resorting to buy now pay later (BNPL) schemes to spread out the cost of their gas and electricity bills, a…
Continue ReadingSome Households Won’t See the Council Tax Rebate Until September
Written by Lauren Smith in Government Policy Household & Bills
Local authorities are warning that the £150 council tax rebate, a key component of the government’s energy bill relief package, may be delayed…
Continue ReadingLabour pledge to insulate 2 million homes to reduce bills if elected
Written by Michael Quinn in Household & Bills
Labour has announced that they will insulate two million homes within 12 months should they get into power. The ambitious policy comes just…
Continue ReadingHouseholds to Shoulder Admin Costs for the Energy Bill ‘Rebate’
Written by Lauren Smith in Government Policy
British households could face a bill of tens of millions of pounds to cover the administration costs of the controversial £200 energy bill…
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