Ofgem’s current cap for an average household is £3,280, but consumers aren’t directly affected by it because the government’s guarantee scheme has a lower threshold. That will change in July when the cap falls and the threshold for the guarantee rises to £3,000.
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The UK ranks 21st on a global social mobility index, well behind most European countries. It has a high...
Nye Cominetti, senior economist at the Resolution Foundation, said: “While the UK’s economic prospects are finally looking up, job...
House hunters, particularly first-time buyers, might be helped in their quest to have enough for a deposit by families...
Tim Parker, the Post Office’s chairman at the time of the draft report, also told the BBC via his...
“Footfall is still down by 40% on the pre-pandemic period, and there are still 530,000 people who work in...
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