Latest articles by Sarah Handley
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Energy price cap to drop again from October - how much will you save on your bills?
In October, the energy price cap will drop below £2,000 for the first time since April 2022, but how much money will you save?
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Why are mortgage rates going up? Experts explain why some rates are rising while others are falling
Why are mortgage rates going up on some deals but not on others and, if inflation has started to fall, why is the Bank of England signalling further rate rises this year?
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Standard variable versus fixed rate energy tariffs: what’s the difference?
Not sure what the difference is between a standard variable or fixed rate tariff when it comes to your energy bills? Here’s what you need to know
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What will happen to the Energy Price Guarantee in July? An easy explanation of what you actually need to know
With a new energy price cap predicted to dip below £2,500, what does this mean for the price guarantee?
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8 ways to save money when moving house as average cost of moving soars
The key to cost-cutting is all in the preparation
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Liz Truss announces energy price freeze – what does it mean for your bills?
How will the energy bill freeze work and when will it come into force? Here’s what we know so far
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Rumoured energy bill freeze - how could it work and how likely is it?
Will new Prime Minister Liz Truss introduce an energy bill freeze to help households tackle rising costs?
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Date revealed for when Ofgem will announce the official October energy price cap increase
Since the 54% increase that came into effect in April 2022, energy price cap predictions for how much the cap could go up again in October have been rife
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Energy Bills Support Scheme - how you’ll get the £400 energy rebate explained
The government has confirmed how households will receive the £400 energy rebate as part of the Energy Bills Support Scheme
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Mortgage calculator: how much can I borrow?
Use our mortgage calculator to see how much you could borrow
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Mortgage overpayment calculator: how much could you save?
Use our mortgage overpayment calculator to see how much money you could save by overpaying.
