Families across the UK are being forced to make difficult decisions about what they can and cannot afford, with price rises set to impact the nation from Friday.
Energy bills look set to drain our pockets the most over the next year and the Bank of England has raised interest rates to 0.75%, plunging many Brits into despair.
Annual food bills are going up by around £180 and council tax bills will go up by an average of £67 nationwide.
At the same time, National Insurance costs will also rise by 1.25 percentage points. An increase by 1.25% points might seem negligible, but people's contributions are actually increasing by more than 10%.
But we know that every household is different and that everyone will feel the pinch in different ways. So, we want to know what you're most concerned about as prices rise this Friday (April 1).
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