Sun, 30 Mar 2025
'Awful April" will see a range of household bills rise, but there are ways to ease the pain.
1. Haggle with your provider: Calling your existing company and saying you're considering leaving can often result in a better deal.
2. Shop around for deals: Research different providers and compare prices to find the best option, especially when it comes to energy, broadband, and insurance.
3. Reduce usage: Take shorter showers, use water-efficient appliances, and set your thermostat to the lowest comfortable temperature to save money on energy bills.
Additionally, consider:
* Getting a water meter or smart meter to help track usage
* Using hot water bottles and electric blankets instead of turning up the radiators
* Booking train tickets in advance and splitting fares where possible
* Creating a budget to get a clear picture of your finances
* Checking for support you're entitled to, such as lower "social" tariffs or benefits like Pension Credit
Remember to also check if you qualify for government schemes like the Warm Home Discount or a reduction in council tax.
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