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Energy firms’ customer service falls as bills skyrocket
Citizens Advice says customer service of energy providers at a five-year low
By Tom Higgins • Published
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Energy prices expected to stay above average beyond 2030
Energy prices likely to remain high for the next 8 years or more, analysts warn
By Katie Binns • Published
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Broadband price rises: what to do if your bill has gone up
A number of broadband providers increased their prices at the start of April - here's what it means for you
By Katie Binns • Last updated
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BT price increases - what can customers do?
BT customers now pay 9.3% more for services than last month. Here's what you can do to beat the hike
By Katie Binns • Published
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Heating oil prices soar - here's how to keep your costs low
Around 1.7 million households rely on oil to keep warm. Here’s what you need know about heating oil prices
By Sue Hayward • Published
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Inflation impact: £10,000 in cash could shrink to ‘just £8,500 in five years’
Keeping your money in cash may seem like a sensible idea - but you need to be aware of the inflation risks
By Ruth Emery • Published
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When are energy costs going up in 2022? Work out how an October price cap change could affect your bills with our calculator
Need to know when energy costs are going up? We've got the latest, as well as a handy calculator to show you how your bills could be affected
By Katie Binns • Last updated
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Millions of households to receive £350 payments amid energy crisis
Sunak announces energy bill help of £200 and council tax rebate of £150 to help ease the pressure of rising energy prices and the cost of living
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick • Last updated
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Inflation hits 6.2% - what does this mean for you?
Inflation soars to a 30-year high, adding further pressure to the cost of living
By Sue Hayward • Last updated
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Should I switch to a SIM-only mobile phone deal to save money?
As household bills continue to rise, switching to a SIM-only mobile phone deal could help reduce costs
By Rachel Wait • Last updated
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Pay council tax by direct debit to get your £150 rebate paid automatically
Households in England and Scotland should set up their council tax direct debit as soon as possible to get the £150 rebate paid directly into their bank account without delay
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick • Published
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How to find the best broadband deals
We take a look at how to find the best broadband deals and save money
By The Money Edit • Last updated
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Are broadband prices going up? Here’s how to get the best price right now
With broadband prices going up, it’s important to make sure you know your rights and how to get the best deal.
By Rachel Wait • Published
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"I'm installing an eco-heat pump and wearing a bobble hat in the bath to stay warm"
One reader tells us how she is saving money as energy costs go up again
By Katie Binns • Published
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Which are the greenest energy suppliers in the UK?
Some energy suppliers are greener than others - these are the ones you should be looking at if you want to be sure your energy is green
By Hannah Nemeth • Last updated
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EDF Energy vs British Gas – which should I choose?
EDF Energy vs British Gas – how do these big hitters compare on things like green credentials, cheapest deals and customer service? We find out.
By Hannah Nemeth • Published
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Wifi solutions for bigger homes: what are the options?
Don't let the size of your home leave you with poor Wifi connectivity
By The Money Edit • Last updated
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Broadband jargon buster: all the confusing jargon explained!
Baffled by broadband jargon? We explain the A-Z in plain language in this glossary that everybody will be able to understand
By The Money Edit • Last updated
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EE vs O2: which provider should I choose?
EE vs O2 – how do these two behemoth mobile phone providers compare on the points that really matter?
By The Money Edit • Published
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