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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

Liverpool Echo

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.

Daily Record

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

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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

Wales Online

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 National (Scotland)

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

The Independent UK

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.

Daily Mirror

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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.

The Independent UK

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

Birmingham Post

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

Liverpool Echo

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...

Daily Mirror

What to do if you want to change energy providers - should you switch or not?

Switching providers used to save households hundreds a year but can it be done now and is now a good time?

Manchester Evening News

Which household appliances use the most and least energy as prices soar

Prices are at record levels, making efficient use of energy more important than ever

Wales Online

Electric fans: how much do they cost to run in a heatwave?

As the Met Office issues extreme heat warnings, we look at how to keep cool – and the best models

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Daily Mirror

Mullet 'back in fashion' as 80s haircut soars in popularity among men and women

The distinctive cut, short at the sides and long at the back, is worn by a range of stars, among them Stranger Things star Dacre Montgomery-Harvey, who plays mullet-headed Billy Hargrove

Daily Mirror

Energy experts explain if you should fix your deal now as price cap to hit £2,800

With energy bills set to hit £2,800 in October, many households are asking if it makes sense to lock in to a deal now while prices are low, but there are a lot of pitfalls

Chronicle Live

Should you switch to a fixed-rate energy deal amid the cost of living crisis?

The energy price cap could rise by 42 per cent in October, to £2,800 for an average household

Wales Online

It may be time to snap up a fixed-rate energy deal - but should you switch?

Fixed deals are starting to look more tempting

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Wales Online

Home chefs turning back to microwave in a bid to cut down on bills

A kitchen staple in the 80s the microwave had fallen out of fashion, but uses much less energy to heat meals

Manchester Evening News

Shoppers can get nearly £40 off their energy bills with this cash back deal

Get up to £37.80 cashback with Uswitch for switching to this energy deal

Daily Record

Uswitch say Ofgem's energy bill review is 'quick fix' to harsh increases

Justina Miltienyte has said that updating the prices this regularly will mean customers will experience the pain of rising prices on a more regular basis.

Manchester Evening News

Uswitch say Ofgem's three-month energy bill review is "quick fix" to harsh increases

The energy switching provider has commented on Ofgem's consultation to update the energy price cap quarterly

Manchester Evening News

Shocking state of UK's 'energy debt' as six million households in the red

The average level of debt is £188 and people could struggle to pay it back amid rising costs

Chronicle Live

How to get the best broadband deal as the cost of living rises

As prices rise across household bills, securing the best broadband deal can help save in the long run

Wales Online

Experts reveal top tips on getting the best broadband deal as cost of living rises

As prices rise across household bills securing the best broadband deal can help save in the long run

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