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You can't fight the rising cost of energy. But what about getting a better broadband, TV or mobile deal? It could cut your household outgoings.
We're experiencing the biggest price hike for 50 years. Inflation, energy prices, tax rises and the Russian invasion of Ukraine have all played a part.
So we’ve got a few things you could try to help take some pressure off your pocket.
You can't fight the rising cost of energy. But what about getting a better broadband, TV or mobile deal? It could cut your household outgoings.
Even a little extra a week adds up. Check out these tips on budgeting, switching suppliers and spring cleaning your Direct Debits to get you started.
Taking a fresh look at how much you can spend could help you feel more on top of things. And it could mean you don't get into debt.
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The sooner you reach out to us, the easier it’ll be to sort things out. If you think you might miss a loan, credit card or mortgage payment, or already have, talk to us as soon as you can.
The same applies if you’re struggling to pay off your overdraft. There are lots of ways we may be able to help you.
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PayPlan
You can get free, confidential debt advice from our partner PayPlan. If increasing living costs are affecting your financial wellbeing, PayPlan’s friendly advisers could help.
Citizens' Advice
Contact Citizens' Advice for free advice on debt, benefits, housing, legal matters, employment and general consumer advice.
StepChange
StepChange is a charity that provides free expert debt advice over the phone and online.
National Energy Action
For advice on energy bills and keeping warm and safe at home, contact the UK's leading fuel poverty charity the NEA.
Money Helper
Contact Money Helper for free advice and support on debt, divorce/separation, setting up a new home and care and disability.
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