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Working from home could add extra £131 A MONTH to household energy bills

Workers are now being advised to weigh up the cost of their commute against the soaring price of energy

Manchester Evening News

Experts explain whether you should use a dishwasher or wash by hand - and how to save £300

The appliances may use power - but use them correctly and efficiently and money saving experts predict they could cut down energy bills by as much as £307

Daily Mirror

Best appliances to save cash when cooking

Changing old habits in the kitchen and choosing the right appliances could save you hundreds of pounds a year

The Guardian - UK

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Worst rooms for 'energy-guzzling' appliances revealed - as price cap could hit £3,500

With most homes now paying directly for the energy they use, and gas and electricity bills due to hit £3,500 a year from October, Uswitch has worked out how much devices cost in every room of your house

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis urges energy customers to look at fixed tariffs as costs soar

Ofgem is preparing to increase its price cap

Nottingham Post

50 ways to save money on your energy bills ahead of price cap rise this October

Checking your radiators and boiler, changing the way you use your appliances, and switching up your cooking habits can all help you save some cash

Chronicle Live

50 ways to cut your energy bill before huge October price cap rise

Bleak predictions on price cap rises have been published

Nottingham Post

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50 ways to reduce your energy bills before shockwave of October's price cap increase

There are things you can do to keep your bills down as much as possible

Wales Online

Shocktober: 50 ways to cut your energy bill NOW before awful October price cap rise

The Mirror has rounded up 50 ways for you to lower your energy bill before the October price cap is expected to jump again by hundreds

Daily Mirror

Most people think energy bills will rise £487 - but the actual figure could be £1,611

The latest insight from comparison site Uswitch.com shows how some Brits are severely underestimating how high their energy bills will jump - with experts predicting a £1,611 rise

Daily Mirror

One in eight people think energy bills will fall this winter as most underestimate the price cap

Summer holiday season has left a lot people unaware of the soaring energy costs coming in October.

Daily Record

Most of us think bills are going up by £487 in October - in fact it is £1,600

One in eight people think energy bills are going to fall in October

Wales Online

One in eight think energy bills will fall this winter

People massively underestimate how high bills are likely to go in October, new research suggests.

The Independent UK

Cheapest way to make cup of tea as energy prices continue to soar

Energy experts have calculated the costs of making a cup of tea and say that the kettle costs the most.

Daily Record

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Liverpool Echo

Lower energy bills before October price hike by making two simple boiler tweaks

New research has found that six million households owe their supplier an average of £206

Daily Record

Save money on energy bills before October price hike by tweaking two settings on your boiler

New research has found that six million households owe their supplier an average of £206.

The Guardian - UK

US inflation falls to 8.5%, raising hopes price gains have peaked – as it happened

US stocks rally, dollar falls sharply after ‘rare pleasant surprise’ from consumer price report; UK ministers to meet energy bosses on Thursday to discuss cost of living crisis

Wales Online

People already owe £1.3billion before energy bills are set to rise 80%

Normally at this time of year people have built up a small war chest to help even out the increased bills during the winter months

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The National (Scotland)

Households across UK owe £1.3 billion to energy supply firms

HOUSEHOLDS in the UK already owe £1.3 billion to their energy suppliers – two months before bills are set to soar by more than 80.

The Independent UK

Households owe £1.3bn to energy suppliers even before bills are set to double this winter

Amount owed on gas and electricity bills trebled in past year as suppliers refer thousands to debt advice lines

Daily Mirror

Brits' debts on their energy bills hit record £1.3billion as millions owe £206 each

The findings come with just over two weeks to go until energy regulator Ofgem is due to announce how much it will hike its price cap for 24 million households from October 1.

Birmingham Post

Households already owe energy suppliers £1.3bn ahead of October bill hikes

Eight million households have no credit balances, meaning they have no cushion against the winter misery

The Independent UK

Households owe £1.3bn to their energy suppliers ahead of winter bill rises

Energy bills are set to soar from £1,971 to around £3,582 in October, according to a recent forecast.

Liverpool Echo

Worldwide football fans have made clear point about Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp

Liverpool topped the Google search in 34 countries around the world, according to new research

Daily Mirror

How to find best deal on broadband - check your speed, shop around, get cashback

Getting cheaper broadband isn't simply a case of searching the market and grabbing the cheapest you can find – there are plenty of factors to consider. Here are some tips for you...

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