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Energy bills to rise as price cap increases. Here's how to get help - Vimarsana News

Energy bills to rise as price cap increases. Here's how to get help

This is everything you need to know about how much energy bills are going up along with Ofgem's energy price cap – and where to get help.

Energy supplier is wiping customer debts – with some people getting £1,250 cleared - Vimarsana News

Energy supplier is wiping customer debts – with some people getting £1,250 cleared

EDF is offering the help through its "Fresh Start" initiative and said the average amount of customer debt that could be wiped is around £1,250

The ultimate guide to energy bill help available from suppliers - households can get up to £1,500 - Vimarsana News

The ultimate guide to energy bill help available from suppliers - households can get up to £1,500

The average home currently pays energy bills of £1,834 a year, but energy firms do give support for certain customers, such as the elderly, vulnerable and those in fuel poverty.

Major energy suppliers giving out up to £1,500 free cash help with bills this winter - check if you can get a grant NOW - Vimarsana News

Major energy suppliers giving out up to £1,500 free cash help with bills this winter - check if you can get a grant NOW

FIVE energy firms are giving out up to £1,500 in free cash to help households cover bills this winter.It comes after Ofgem's new price cap came into

Five hardship grants to help with energy bills this winter - from Octopus to British Gas - Vimarsana News

Five hardship grants to help with energy bills this winter - from Octopus to British Gas

While Ofgem lowered the energy price cap at the start of October, bills still remain high at £1,834 a year for a typical household on a standard variable tariff