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Before the lower price cap comes into force, you should take a meter reading so your energy supplier doesn't assume you've used more energy at the higher rate.

Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert has previously flagged advice from experts at Energy Saving Trust, who suggest it is generally better to only heat your home when you need it

The Mirror has rounded up nine key money changes you need to be aware of, including the date of the next £300 cost of living payment and the start of the Warm Home Discount scheme

New analysis found the PM tearing up plans to force landlords to make homes more energy efficient would mean families paying £500 a year more in energy bills

In a press conference yesterday, The Prime Minister said the Boiler Upgrade Scheme - which gives people cash grants to upgrade their boiler - will be increased by 50% to £7,500

Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson has said she swears by a unique technique for cooking pasta known as the 'passive' method that could actually save you money on your energy bills

The new E.ON Next tariff costs around £50 a year less than the Ofgem price cap for typical users - but as it isn’t a fix, its prices can go up and down

Those living in Edinburgh, Leicester, Glasgow, and Newcastle have been left struggling the most due to financial difficulties, the research found

Judith Stenner, 72, from Manchester, moved into her flat in 2016 and saw her energy bills shoot up from around £60 a month to more than £400 after a family moved into the flat next door

As it gets colder, you may start considering putting the heating on, but with the ongoing energy crisis, it has never been more important to be smart with your energy bills

The Great British Insulation Scheme will see the Government spend £1billion on grants for homes to help improve their energy efficiency

This week's Money Saving Expert (MSE) newsletter shared the success story of Aileen, who wrote to the MSE team telling them she had saved a lot of money by following one of Martin Lewis' tricks

Energy supplier are being banned from forcibly installing prepayment meters in the homes of people aged 75 and over with no support, and in households with children aged under two

The Big Community Switch, which is hosted by iChoosr, is a free scheme offering help to people looking to switch their energy tariff

Under the current rules, energy firms have to pay customers £30 if they're left waiting more than 15 working days to switch - but Ofgem wants this reduced to five working days

Charities are demanding urgent financial support for those in debt as MPs were told there were almost 5,000 excess winter deaths caused by people living in a 'cold, damp home'

With the UK currently in the middle of a sweltering heatwave, many people are struggling to keep cool in the evenings. Even though it's only natural to want to grab a fan, it's not as helpful as you may think

Fans are often the go-to for many in the hot weather and a few years ago, having one running on low all night wasn't a big deal - but how much does it cost now?

Before the lower Ofgem price cap kicks in, you should take a meter reading so your supplier doesn't estimate your usage and accidentally assume you've used more energy at the higher rate

OVO announced today that it was not going to increase its standing charges in line with Ofgem's price cap

The deal will see Shell Energy in the UK and Germany, which provide domestic gas, power and broadband services, moved over to rival firm Octopus Energy

National Grid plans to run its Demand Flexibility Scheme scheme again during the colder months, which will see households encouraged not to use energy-guzzling appliances in the evenings

It comes as figures show what £15 could have bought you 15 years ago, compared to today - with a portion of fish and chips almost quadrupling in price

A mother has shared a nifty trick that helps her dry her clothes outside during winter, even if it's raining. For those who don't have a tumble drier, her hack is the next best thing

Whether shopping online or using self-scan tills at the supermarket, there's less human interaction in everyday life - and closing rail ticket offices will increase it