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The Latest Breaking News from Ofgem

Energy bills: Eye-watering price cap forecasts are cut as wholesale costs fall...but worse still to come

Energy consultancy Auxilione has lowered its price cap forecast for next January by £620 to £5,012 and by more than £1,432 to £6,269 for next April

Evening Standard

Pub landlords fear energy price hikes will hit their trade

Some are determined to weather the storm, while others see no way out

Bristol Post

Ten money changes coming in September including £326 cost of living payment

We’ve rounded up ten financial updates to expect in September, as Brits prepare for a tough winter with the energy price cap confirmed to rise to £3,549 in October

Daily Mirror

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Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert reveals how to get free food from McDonald's and Tesco

By signing up to company apps and loyalty schemes with your birthday, you can nab freebies like hot drinks and cheeseburgers.

Chronicle Live

Pubs warn over mass closures 'within months' as energy bills leap

Bosses of six of the biggest pubs and brewing companies in the UK have signed a letter urging the government to take action

Daily Record

Online searches for loans 'rocket by nearly 300%' amid cost of living crisis

It's another illustration of how stretched people's finances are

Wales Online

Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert update explains how and when you'll get your £400 energy bill rebate

Millions of households across Great Britain will get the sum this winter to help combat rising energy bills.

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Martin Lewis explains cheapest way to pay your energy bill as price cap to hit £3,549

Ofgem last week announced that its price cap will rise to £3,549 from October 1 - but this figure will vary depending on how you pay for your energy, with some people set to fork out more

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis shares new energy fix number which could help households beat winter price cap

Martin Lewis and the MoneySavingExpert team have been working flat out to help millions of people during the energy crisis.

Daily Record

Lord Sugar criticised for saying people should be ‘paid less’ for working at home

‘People should be paid less – they are saving travel costs,’ ‘Apprentice’ star said

The Independent UK

Almost 150 Hinckley & Rugby Building Society staff get cost-of-living bonus

CEO Colin Fyfe: 'As inflation continues to rise, we recognise that our staff too are feeling the pinch'

Birmingham Post

Don't Pay UK bills strike could have 'consequences' for households, charity warms

Citizens Advice views the energy bills strike idea is a sign of how bad the Cost of Living crisis is, but does not advice people to take part

Chronicle Live

Wholesale gas prices tumble as Europe prepares to intervene in energy markets

European Commission says it is working ‘flat out’ on emergency intervention and on longer-term structural reform

The Guardian - UK

British Gas, Scottish Power, SSE and more issue statements ahead of £400 energy bill discount

British Gas, Scottish Power, SSE, Ovo and E.on have issued statements ahead of the £400 energy discount payment that will be granted to households across Scotland, England and Wales.

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Wales Online

Number of people in energy arrears up even before October price cap hike

Last week, regulator Ofgem confirmed an 80% rise in the energy price cap for around 24 million households

Wales Online

The thousands of people protected from the energy price cap rise in October

Millions are expected to face financial hardship this winter, but some people won't be impacted

Edinburgh Live

Households issued energy scam letter warning amid cost of living crisis

Daily Record

10 ways to start building energy bill credit before October price cap

Making some changes that cost nothing could help you save money this winter.

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Manchester Evening News

Government will provide 'further package of support' for Brits struggling with rising energy costs

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Brits can expect more government support as energy prices rise

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis gives advice on which energy bill to pick as price cap rises

MSE founder Martin Lewis says consumers should consider picking a fixed rate energy deal ahead of prices rising again from October, with average gas and electricity costs predicted to be £3,549 a year

The Independent UK

Debt help charity sees ‘concerning’ rise in new clients in energy arrears

StepChange pointed out that energy use tends to be lower during the summer months and the impacts of October’s price cap are yet to take hold.

Daily Mirror

Millions of households issued 19-day warning as cost of living crisis deepens

The typical UK household only has enough cash to last for just under three weeks, research shows, as energy bills and the rising cost of living eat away at savings

Manchester Evening News

Martin Lewis issues warning to people thinking of cancelling direct debits due to high energy bills

It comes as average household bills could hit more than £3,500 a year

Daily Record

New energy bill refund scam warning and four fake Ofgem email addresses to watch out for

Dangerous phishing emails are getting past spam filters and landing in more inboxes.

The Independent UK

Pension: How to get the £300 cost of living payment for pensioners

Older people will receive further money off their energy bills this autumn

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