The energy price cap will rise by 2% in October – is it worth fixing your tariff now?
Ofgem, the energy regulator, has announced today that energy bills for those on price-capped energy tariffs will rise by 2% on 1 October. This
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Energy
Martin Lewis and Ofgem advice on fixed rate energy deals at Octopus, British Gas and more as price cap rise confirmed
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Energy
Money latest: Switch to a fixed deal, Ofgem tells Britons – as hike in energy price cap announced | Money News
Poundland warned that it would run out of money in days today before a multimillion-pound rescue plan was approved by a judge. Barristers
Energy
Money latest: Pay day chaos as HSBC app goes down | Money News
For this week’s guide, Anna Bowes, savings expert from The Private Office, reviews the best offers on the savings market… July’s inflation figure came
Energy
Typical annual household bill to rise by £35 in October
Kevin Peachey Cost of living correspondent, BBC News Getty Images Gas and electricity prices will rise by 2% for millions of households under
Energy
Are energy prices going up? Ofgem reveals energy price cap rise of 2% | News UK
Energy prices will go up for millions of people within weeks (Picture: Shutterstock) The next Ofgem energy price cap has been announced –
Property
Property tax threat is slowing down housing market, say UK agents | Housing market
Speculation that the chancellor could announce new property taxes in her autumn budget is likely to slow down an already price-sensitive housing market,
Insurance
Spiralling cost of health insurance leaves reader baffled – The Irish Times
Earlier this month, in what is becoming a wearyingly familiar move, one of the companies offering private health insurance announced a price hike.
Energy
Lower your energy bills all year round by fixing simple errors many Brits make
A heating expert has warned that making a few simple mistakes during the warmer months could silently drive up your energy bills and
Tax
HMRC shares guidance over incorrect tax codes as ‘you can do this online’
A worker was confused as they were seemingly on two different tax codes You can check your tax code on the Government website(Image: