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Inflation rises to 10.4% as food prices surge: what does it mean for you?

The ONS has announced that inflation rose to 10.4%, up from 10.1% in January, despite predictions that inflation would ease. Price increases in restaurants, cafes, groceries, alcohol, and clothes are to blame. We look at what it all means for you and how you can save money

The Money Edit

Relief in sight as energy bills are expected to tumble after winter of misery

Households will begin to benefit from lower wholesale costs by July, investment bank Investec predict - but they point out that bills will remain “considerably higher” than in the past

Daily Mirror

Energy bills could fall below £2,000 - but households will still pay 'considerably more'

Investment bank Investec today predicted that a typical energy bill will drop to £1,981 in July, then £1,966 in October - this is down from £2,500 paid now under the Energy Price Guarantee

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Porsche’s Strategy, Rivian & Amazon, ChatGPT, Mitsubishi: EV News Mar 16

It seems each week there's a growing list of EV news, complete with various automakers' EV plans and strategies to successfully tackle the industry transition.

InsideEVs

Martin Lewis explains what the energy price cap extension means for your bills

The government announced that it will postpone the rise of the Energy Price Guarantee today

Manchester Evening News

Households still facing £67-a-month energy bills rise despite Energy Price Guarantee extension

The chief executive of Citizens Advice said it was 'not all good news'

Wales Online

Households ‘not out of the woods yet’ despite Energy Price Guarantee extension

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has confirmed that the EPG, which limits a typical household energy bill to £2,500, will be extended for another three months.

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Martin Lewis thanked by fans after energy price guarantee rise axed

The government's proposed EPG increase has been axed following months of campaigning from the money-saving expert

Manchester Evening News

Government confirms Energy Price Guarantee extension

The Energy Price Guarantee extension means household energy bills will remain at £2,500 for an extra three months

The Money Edit

What Jeremy Hunt’s U-turn on energy bills support means for you

From how much households could be paying to what prompted the rethink

The Guardian - UK

SNB to provide Credit Suisse with liquidity if needed; £75bn wiped off FTSE 100 – as it happened

Swiss authorities pledge to pump liquidity into Credit Suisse if needed, after its shares hit record low today

The Guardian - UK

Popular household items and the cost of running them in April as prices rise

The cost of performing household chores such as putting on a load of washing could rise from 71p to as much as 86p - if the Energy Price Guarantee increases to £3,000 as planned.

Edinburgh Live

27 household items and how much they will cost to run each time from next month

The cost of doing a single load of laundry could go up from 71p to 86p if the Energy Price Guarantee rises to £3,000.

Daily Record

Mack Trucks, Aston Martin, Scout & Mississippi: Top EV News Mar 9, 2023

This week was packed with EV news, including Mack Trucks' MD Electric, an upcoming Aston Martin EV, more details about Scout Motors' US Factory, and more.

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Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis backs cheaper energy tariff that could save households up to £1,500

Citizens Advice and Martin Lewis are leading calls for a social energy tariff to help protect the most vulnerable households against paying sky-high bills going forward

Daily Record

New energy social tariff proposals could see 12m households get £1,500 cash help each year

The call for targeted financial support by next year has the backing of Martin Lewis and Energy UK.

Chronicle Live

Energy crisis: April's £500 bills hike set to be scrapped

There are rumours that next month's bills are being prepared as if the £2,500 cap will stay have sparked poverty campaigners' hopes

InsideEVs

Tesla Investor Day, USPS, 500 Miles, And The Ocean: EV News Mar 3

This week was full of positive news about EVs, including Tesla's Investor Day, the Fisker Ocean, Stellantis' future EVs with 500 miles of range, and USPS EVs.

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The Independent UK

Why the energy price cap drop does not mean bills are going down

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is under pressure to prevent 20 per cent rise in bills from April

Daily Record

Martin Lewis calls for delay to £3,000 Energy Price Guarantee before Budget next month

The consumer champion is concerned that households will pay 20 per cent more for energy bills from April.

The Guardian - UK

Ministers should stop dithering. A social tariff for energy is essential

Even the lower projections for the next couple of price caps will not be remotely comfortable for many

Chronicle Live

Energy price cap explained - what is it, what does it mean and who sets it?

The rising cost of energy has been making headlines for months, but for many people, it’s just as confusing as the first time they heard it

The National (Scotland)

Why are my energy bills going up while the price cap is coming DOWN?

Despite falling wholesale energy prices, households are still facing eye-watering bill hikes from April.

Manchester Evening News

Martin Lewis explains why millions of households are set to pay more in energy bills from April

The Money Saving Expert appeared on Good Morning Britain to explain why the lower price cap doesn't mean lower energy bills - however things could change in the summer

Evening Standard

What does Ofgem’s price cap mean for me and my energy bill?

Ofgem has dropped its energy price cap but bills will still rise by an average of £500 from April.

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