8 articles tagged with Household Bills.
Out-of-contract broadband prices can run well above what new customers pay for the same speed. What switching or renegotiating typically saves, and the rules that make it easier than it used to be.
Second Adult Rebate can reduce a Council Tax bill when the liable person lives with another adult on a low income who isn't their partner — a different, less well-known discount from the single person's 25% reduction.
The Eurovision Song Contest final lands in May 2026. A realistic UK hosting budget for food, drinks and decorations, and how it compares to a night out watching it at the pub.
Fuel poverty is defined differently in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and qualifying for help depends on which definition and which support scheme applies. A guide to the definitions and the main schemes available.
Ofgem reviews the energy price cap quarterly. Here's how the process works, what tends to move the cap between April and October, and how to budget ahead of the announcement.
Starting a winter energy sinking fund in July, while usage and bills are low, is far easier than trying to absorb the cost spike in a single December bill.
The Ofgem price cap for Q2 2026 (April–June) is £1,849/year for a typical household on direct debit. Unit rates, what drives changes, and practical ways to cut your bill before Q3 2026.
Ofgem's Q3 2026 price cap is forecast to fall to £1,720–£1,780 per year as wholesale gas prices ease. Here's what the new unit rates mean for your bill, whether to fix now, and grants available.
