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Is it cheaper to leave the heating on low all day or turn it on only when I need it?
As high energy costs and winter loom over households, they are asking is it cheaper to leave the heating on low all day or turn it on only when I need it?
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Slow cooker vs oven - which is cheaper?
Famous of low and slow cooking with minimal effort, could opting for a slow cooker over your oven also save you money on your energy bills?
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The best gas and electricity deals
With the energy price cap set to be hiked again, could you save over the long run by opting for a fixed tariff today? We’ve found some of the deals that may be available to existing customers
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How to find the best gas and electricity deals
Shopping around for the best energy deals is well worth the time and effort - here's how to go about it
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What is the cheapest way to heat a room?
Keeping warm during winter has become pricier, so it’s useful to know the cheapest way to heat a room
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Fan heater vs oil heater – which is cheaper to run?
With so many options for heating your home, we compared fan heater vs oil heater to see which is cheaper.
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Do I need a TV Licence?
We answer all of your ‘do I need a TV Licence’ questions as there are more and more ways to stream your favourite movies and TV shows.
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Tumble dryer vs dehumidifier – which one is cheaper for drying clothes?
Drying your clothes is trickier in the winter so we’ve looked at a couple of alternatives to the washing line, a dehumidifier and tumble dryer - to find out which one is cheaper
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Air fryer vs microwave – which is the most cost-effective way to cook a meal?
Air fryer vs microwave – kitchen appliances are energy hungry, so we find out which one is cheaper to run.
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Heated airer vs dehumidifier - which is the cheapest way to dry clothes indoors?
We’ve found a heated airer and a dehumidifier are cheaper to use than a tumble-dryer, but how do they compare against each other?
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How to switch broadband provider
Knowing how to switch broadband provider is key to reducing your outgoings at a time when the cost of living is going up
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Supermarket fuel vs branded – is cheaper fuel bad for your car?
Supermarket fuel vs branded fuel – how different are they in quality and is cheaper fuel bad for your car?
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New ECO plus insulation grant could save households £310 a year
A new ECO plus insulation grant could put £1 billion into insulating homes and other energy efficiency improvements. We look at how the scheme works and how to claim.
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Battery-operated vs plug-in lights - which are cheaper to run this Christmas?
It’s not Christmas without fairy lights, but which one is cheaper to use at Christmas, battery-operated vs plug-in fairy lights?
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Smart meters vs regular meters - the pros and cons of smart meters
There's a big push to get households to use smart meters instead of regular meters, but the pros and cons of smart meters are essential to consider.
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Energy bill increases: how to beat unfair energy direct debit hikes
As energy bills rise, some customers have noticed their direct debits payments have increased by more than expected. Here are your rights if you are affected
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Solar panels vs heat pumps - which will save more on your energy bills?
If you’re looking to decarbonise your home, improve its efficiency and save money on your energy bills, you might want to consider investing in solar panels or a heat pump
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Mid-contract mobile phone price increase warning - the providers that could hike bills up to 18% in 2023 revealed
Can you avoid a mobile phone price increase while you’re still in contract? We explain what you can about mid-contract price hikes
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How to choose and find a broadband provider
If you're struggling to find a broadband provider in your area, struggle no more — this guide has you covered.
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Can I get broadband without a landline?
Many of us rarely use a landline phone, yet they are included as standard in many broadband deals. But can you get broadband without a landline?
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British Gas Energy Support Fund to offer grants up to £1,500
British Gas has reopened applications for grants of up to £1,500 to help its most vulnerable energy customers. Act now - as funds are limited.
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How to save money on your mobile phone deal
Knowing how to save money on your mobile phone deal is an essential skill for anyone wanting to make sure they spend wisely
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Consumer group Which? calls for VAT cuts on broadband and mobile
Consumer group Which? says reducing VAT from 20% to 5% on broadband, mobile phone and landline bills would help millions of households
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How to cut your mobile phone bill in seven easy steps
Knowing how to cut your mobile phone bill is essential as the rising cost of living puts increasing pressure on household finances
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Warning: new council tax rebate scams - here's how to spot them
Households have been warned of scammers pretending to be local councils
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£150 council tax rebate: deadline extended until 30 November
The deadline to claim your council tax rebate has been extended until 30 November. Check if you’re eligible and how to get it
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Energy firms are failing vulnerable customers, says Ofgem: here’s how to get on the Priority Services Register
The regulator has found 17 energy suppliers lacking in their support for customers, in particular vulnerable ones. We explain how to ensure you’re getting all the help available
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Seven ways to save money on your broadband bill
Cash-strapped households could face a hike of over £100 on broadband bills in 2023 - but there are ways to pay less. Here’s how you can save money on your broadband bill
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Council tax when moving house - what you need to do
Remember to add council tax to your to-do list when you move home
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