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Paying for gas. in october, it went up by £135, bringing an average bill to £1,277. but that's small fry compared to what we're expecting today. some analysts are predicting a 50% increase, bringing that average bill up to £1,915, which works out at around £160 a month. and it may go up again in october. there's still a lot of volatility in the wholesale market, with the wholesale price of energy being the main reason for these increases. the forecast that we have for the default tariff cut for 2022—23 — so this time next year — that's actually rising further to well in excess of £2...

The regulator said it's had to put up the cap to allow suppliers to cover the huge prices they're paying for gas. in october, it went up by £135, bringing an average bill to £1,277. but that's small fry compared to what we're expecting today. some analysts are predicting a 50% increase, bringing that average bill up to £1,915, which works out at around £160 a month. and it may go up again in october. there's still a lot of volatility in the wholesale market, with the wholesale price of energy being the main reason for these increases. the forecast that we have for the default tariff cut fo...

Average bill up to £1,915, which works out at around £160 a month. and it may go up again in october. there's still a lot of volatility in the wholesale market, with the wholesale price of energy being the main reason for these increases. the forecast that we have for the default tariff cut for 2022—23 — so this time next year — that's actually rising further to well in excess of £2,000 a year, at this point in time. those with the least money spend a much bigger proportion of their income on energy, so they're going to be hit the hardest. i've heard from so many people who are alread...

Some analysts are predicting a 50% increase, bringing that average bill up to £1,915, which works out at around £160 a month. and it may go up again in october. there's still a lot of volatility in the wholesale market, with the wholesale price of energy being the main reason for these increases. the forecast that we have for the default tariff cut for 2022—23 — so this time next year — that's actually rising further to in excess of £2,000 a year, at this point in time. those with the least money spend a much bigger proportion of their income on energy, so they're going to be hit the ...

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