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From January 1, Ofgem's new energy price cap comes into effect with the cap rising from the current £1,834 per year for a typical household to £1,928

The “flow temperature” of a combi boiler is often set between 70C and 80C - but experts say they still work efficiently at lower temperatures

Heated airers are often hailed as a cost-effective way to dry clothes - but how much does it cost to buy one, how efficient do they run, and how does it compare to a tumble dryer?

Smart meters are devices that record real-time information about your gas and electricity use - this data is then sent back to your energy provider, so it knows how much power you’re using

Migration figures are at a record high, workers are set for two decades of falling pay and it's emerged the rich will gain the most from the tax changes announced by Jeremy Hunt

Ofgem has announced that energy prices will rise in January for everyone. Bills for both gas and electricity will rise by 5% and although the typical house will pay just under £2,000 your actual bill will depend on usage

After the recent Ofgem energy bill announcement about the rise in energy bills - shoppers have been rushing to buy a heated electric blanket that claims to cost just 1p per night

After Ofgem announced energy bills are set to rise from next year, many people are looking for alternative ways to heat their homes - an electric blanket could be the perfect way

Martin Lewis explained how the Ofgem energy price cap is up by roughly 5% - so you can use this percentage to work out how much more you’ll pay for this winter

The Ofgem price cap will increase from £1,834 a year to £1,928 for a typical dual fuel household paying by direct debit - this marks a rise of £94, or around 5%

Here the Mirror have rounded up all the help you could get if you are struggling to pay or are worried about your energy bills

The Ofgem price cap is important as it sets the rate a limit on what suppliers can charge for each unit of gas and electricity you use - here is everything you need to know about it

The Ofgem price cap limits what you pay for each unit of gas and electricity that you use, plus it sets a maximum daily standing charge, and changes four times a year

Chris O’Shea, Chief Executive of Centrica, says energy prices at double the level of four years ago will pile on top of existing cost of living pressures

Experts warn the average monthly household energy bill could rise to £220 if Ofgem raises the price cap, and unlike last year there will be no extra support from the Government

Ofgem announced today that it was to review the standing charge on energy bills and has asked billpayers, suppliers, charities and consumer groups for their views adding that it was the “right time” to look them

Cornwall Insight has released its final forecast for the Ofgem energy price cap ahead of a key announcement next week - and analysts expect it to rise to £1,931 from January

Ofgem says the new code of conduct will make sure suppliers "are acting in a fair and responsible way with involuntary installations used only as a last resort”

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

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?

Ofgem has issued new rules requiring suppliers to contact customers if they miss two monthly or one quarterly payments, check to see if they are struggling with bills and, if so, offer support such as affordable payment plans or repayment holidays

The owner of a gas power plant which submitted prices that were too high when it was asked to help manage the UK's power supply has been fined by the energy regulator

Britain's energy watchdog Ofgem is considering a one-off increase to the energy price cap of up to £17 a year to help prevent suppliers from going bust as they face spiralling consumer debts

Thousands of energy bill payers may be owed money by their supplier as providers charge more per output each month