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Should I fix my energy prices?

By Andy Leeks
6 min Read 20 Dec 2024
The energy price cap currently stands at £1,717 per year for the average dual-fuel household, owever, this will rise to...

News, Utilities

Average water bills set to rise by £86 in 2025

By Stela Gineva
2 min Read 19 Dec 2024
Water bills are set to increase by 20% with the average water bill going up by £86 before inflation in...

News, Utilities

Ofgem’s energy price cap to rise by £21 a year in January

By Andy Leeks
4 min Read 22 Nov 2024
Energy regulator Ofgem has announced that typical household energy bills will rise by £21 per year from 1st January 2025....

Broadband

Sky Broadband Review

By Joel Kempson
8 min Read 11 Dec 2024
Sky* is known mostly as a TV broadcaster, especially to fans of Premier League football, but it is now also one of the biggest players in the broadband market. It...

Broadband

Plusnet Broadband Review

By Joel Kempson
9 min Read 11 Dec 2024
Plusnet offers broadband packages with a variety of download speeds at discounted prices. Its deals range from standard broadband all the way up to superfast fibre connections. You have probably...

Broadband

BT Broadband Review

By Joel Kempson
9 min Read 11 Dec 2024
BT is one of the biggest providers of broadband and has more customers than any other UK provider. It offers a wide-range of broadband packages, as well as TV and...

Broadband

TalkTalk Broadband Review

By Joel Kempson
9 min Read 11 Dec 2024
TalkTalk is the fourth most popular broadband provider in the UK, with 3.8 million subscribers as of 2024. It offers plans ranging from standard broadband to full fibre, plus TV...

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