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Advisory report to Ofgem estimates revamp could cut CO2 by 100 MtCO2 and slash household bills by equivalent to £120 per year between 2025 and 2040

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?

Forecasters predict the UKs energy price cap will rise to 3.5 per cent in January. If costs surge as predicted, the annual bill could be almost £1,900 for a typical dual fuel household, Tado reports.

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

The price cap which sets typical annual household energy bills is falling slightly from October.

After a year of spiralling mortgage costs and rising everyday expenses hitting consumers pockets, Centrica CEO Chris OShea said even bleaker times are ahead.

Now bills are higher, a home with a good Energy Performance Certificate score can save serious cash - and buyers are taking notice. Here are eight ways to improve yours.

Warrants have been granted to allow the forcible fitting of prepayment meters for the first time in months following a scandal over the practice. A district judge has given Scottish Power permission to enter homes to fit meters after bills were unpaid. No supplier has yet satisfied all the criteria required.

The headline CPI rate came in at the same level as August, with easing food and drink cost offset by higher petrol and diesel prices.

Energy companies will be forced to display ratings which shame their poor customer service as part of a crackdown by the regulator.