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Water firms 'put costs on customer'
By Press Association, Jun 13, 2013
Water firms are too quick to pass on costs to customers, MPs complained after warnings measures to protect fish from sex-changing chemicals could add £100 to household bills
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Energy company referred to Ofgem over complaints surge
By lovemoney.com, Jun 12, 2013
Spark energy may be one of the UK's smallest energy firms, yet it's attracting a huge number of complaints.
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Cost warning over electric heating
By Press Association, Jun 06, 2013
Households that rely on electric heating could pay the highest price for Government energy policies to decarbonise generation and support consumers
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How to avoid First Utility’s 18.6% price rise
By lovemoney.com, Jun 03, 2013
As of today First Utility customers will see their bills jump by more than £250 a year. Whether you're a First Utility customer or not, now's a good time to consider moving to a fixed tariff
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How a direct debit might not prevent a sharp energy bill increase
By lovemoney.com, May 29, 2013
Signing up to an annual direct debit payment plan from your energy supplier is supposed to help prevent bill shock as your payments are spread equally throughout the year. But it might not work like...
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Could we run out of gas?
By Sarah Coles, May 24, 2013
In March the UK was six hours away from running out of gas. Could the same thing happen again?
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'Smart shoppers' cutting food bills
By Press Association, May 24, 2013
Shoppers are visiting two or more supermarkets in the same trip and almost half are reducing food waste in efforts to save money, according to a study. Almost seven in 10 food and grocery shoppers...
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Energy bills could overtake mortgage repayments by 2025
By lovemoney.com, May 23, 2013
Energy company First Utility has issued a stark warning about the future of energy prices
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