All news on the topic: Energy bills

Vampire appliances are devices that, even in sleep or standby mode, continue to use energy for things like update and recording data - here are the worst offenders

The new series of the Martin Lewis Money Show began again last night on ITV. As we head into the winter months, the Money Saving Expert (MSE) founder opened the show sharing advice and guidance on all things energy

Martin Lewis ran through ways to prepare your home for winter during an episode of the Martin Lewis Money Show Live on ITV yesterday evening - read about his tips below

From the Autumn Statement to the next Ofgem price cap announcement, November is set to be a busy month for personal finance news and updates - here is what you need to know

Last year, £11million was paid out to the 1.6 million participants who signed up for the National Grid ESO's Demand Flexibility Service (DFS)

Shoppers have even called them 'a life-saving discovery'

As of October, the price cap sits at £1,834 for a typical dual fuel home paying by direct debit - but it is expected to rise again from next year

With the cost of living still rising, many are looking for ways to lower their bills and get washing dry without having the tumble dryer on all day, so we put a heated airer to the test to see if it could help

A quarter of tenants sort out their internet connection on the day they move into a new home - before setting up their utilities, or even unpacking, a study has found

VOV's package will be giving out over £1million worth of free, energy-saving products which aim to help households stay warm and reduce their energy consumption

Energy bills have skyrocketed, meaning many households are looking to keep costs down and will be worried about keeping their home warm - so when should you turn the heating on?

After Martin Lewis advised people to 'heat the human, not the home' to save money this winter, Paige Freshwater tried a £25 plug-in heater and was surprised by how well it worked

Millions of families struggling in the cost of living crisis are set to receive a boost to their funds in the coming weeks from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP)

This expert-approved hack about how to draw your curtains will help keep your home incredibly during the colder autumn and winter months and best of all it is completely free

The DWP says the second £300 cost of living payment aimed at helping pensioners with energy bills will be issued directly into bank accounts between October 31 and November 19

When her 20-year-old boiler complained loudly, Maggie Mitchell from Chippenham, Wiltshire called British Gas for help

Even though the Ofgem price cap has come down in recent months, energy bills are still much higher than they used to be - meaning households are trying to find ways to keep costs down

Getting as much financial support as possible is paramount for millions of Brits as the cost of living crisis keeps prices, whether that be energy bills or groceries, on the rise

Twitter detectives say Lee Haynes and partner Jo Woodley may have their tabby cat to blame over a £10,824.87 gas charge for 18 years of unpaid bills after an earlier incident involving the rowdy pet

Many Mirror readers are trying to hold out for as long as possible before putting the central heating on. But some say 'hang the expense' and ramp it up.

A resurfaced TikTok clip from journalist Sophie Smith claims that people can slash their energy bill in just one minute – and it all comes down to your boiler settings

It's the cheapest we've seen Oodie's dropped to since Black Friday!

Gareth Wyn Jones, 56, was sent an £80,000 bill by British Gas which needed paying within five days - due to an IT error and the farmer says he worries how vulnerable people would have coped

Lee Haynes, 44, and partner Jo Woodley, 45, say they did 'everything' to try and find out who their supplier was when they moved in 18 years ago - but were never told who it was

The DWP does have schemes in place to aid vulnerable groups over the winter months with these schemes providing one-off - or potentially reoccurring - payments to help with the costs