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Martin Lewis is warning not to sit on expensive tariffs as energy bills surge again
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Martin Lewis names the best way to dodge another massive energy bill hike

Household energy bills are set to rise by 0.2% from January 1 after Ofgem increased its next price cap.The regulator said energy bills will rise by about 28p a month for the average dual-fuel household in England, Scotland and Wales. Household energy bills are set to rise by 0.2% from January 1 after Ofgem increased its next price cap.The regulator said energy bills will rise by about 28p a month for the average dual-fuel household in England, Scotland and Wales.
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Energy bills to rise for millions from January as bills up £700 since 2021

Customers are keen to save on energy bills ahead of October Energy Price Cap changes Customers are keen to save on energy bills ahead of October Energy Price Cap changes
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How to save on energy bills ahead of October Energy Price Cap changes

Martin Lewis has shared his tips following the energy price cap increase Martin Lewis has shared his tips following the energy price cap increase
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Martin Lewis shares 'what to do' as energy bills set to increase 6.4 per cent

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One thing UK households should do next week before Ofgem energy price cap rise

Prime Minister Liz Truss announced that she will be freezing bills at the £2,500 mark Prime Minister Liz Truss announced that she will be freezing bills at the £2,500 mark
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Liz Truss unveils plans to tackle the cost of living crisis with price cap freeze

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