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How will the Renters’ Rights Bill affect you?
The Renters' Rights Bill, introduced to parliament earlier this month, is the latest piece of registration designed to strengthen legal protection for renters. As recently as earlier this year, the...
Don’t overpay for broadband extras
Broadband extras to add to your package are usually offered right at the end of placing your order. If you've already gone through the long process of choosing a supplier, package and speed, it can...
Spread the word: Who to contact when you move
Do you know who to contact when you move home? If not, you could miss important post - or worse. Luckily, we've compiled this handy list of the organisations and businesses that might need to know...
Hacks to declutter your home when you move
One of the first steps on our complete moving checklist is to declutter your home - and for good reason. The fewer things you move with the faster and cheaper your move will be. Don't waste time and...
How your bills will change this October under the new Energy Price Cap
Households across the UK will face a 10% increase in their energy bills as Ofgem raises its price cap. What is the energy price cap? The energy price cap is a maximum limit on the amount...
Am I responsible for utilities in an empty home?
Who is responsible for paying for utilities in an empty home? The question is particularly important to anyone currently responsible for a home they're not living in. This could be because you're in...
Would installing a water meter save you money?
Every home in the UK has meters that measure energy usage, but only about half have a water meter fitted. If you don't currently have one, installing a water meter could reduce your monthly bills...
The broadband jargon buster
If you're confused about some of the terms in your internet contract, don't panic - our broadband jargon buster is here to help. Below, you'll find explainers for some of the most common technical...
Energy
October 2023 energy price cap: Calculate your new bills!
The new October 2023 energy price cap is now in effect as of October 1st. The price cap is updated every 3 months, so the current tariff will run until December 31st. Households on standard variable...
Should we scrap energy standing charges?
Energy standing charges are a fixed daily charge paid by every household in the UK - so why have they become so controversial? Read on for more information on how standing charges affect your bill...
GBIS and HUG offer free home upgrades to thousands
The UK government is offering two new forms of support to help households improve their energy efficiency - the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS) and the Home Upgrade Grant (HUG). Qualifying...
Installing an electric car charger: What you need to know
Electric Vehicles (EV) are becoming increasingly popular in the UK, and having your own electric car charger installed at home adds an extra layer of convenience. In this guide, we've broken down...
Broadband & TV
The best home WiFi extender 2023
Are you searching for a WiFi extender to improve your home internet connection? For those living in large, oddly shaped or older properties, WiFi extenders can be a lifeline. These handy devices...
Where to watch Eurovision finals 2023 in the UK
Lovers of glitter and Europop across the UK, get ready - here's how to watch Eurovision 2023 live. Eurovision is one of the year's biggest international music events, bringing together acts from 37...
Don’t need a TV licence? Claim exemption now
If you live in the UK, you've probably been contacted by TV Licensing at some point - even if you don't actually need a TV licence. TV Licensing is the organisation responsible for enforcing the...
Price increase 2023: Energy, Water, Broadband, Council tax
As April rolls around, households across the UK will see increases in broadband, water, and council tax bills. Meanwhile, businesses will face a hike in energy bills as the government's Energy Bill...
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Moving Guides
Do I have to do an end of tenancy clean?
How clean should my house be when I move? Whether or not it's required by your contract, it's considered polite to clean your house when you move out. You may well be back in touch with the new occupants to collect a package or confirm some details. Leaving the home...
How can I improve my EPC rating?
Does your home or a property you own have a low EPC rating? The EPC - Energy Performance Certificate - of a home is a score of how energy-efficient it is. A better EPC means less energy wastage and lower bills. However, making the necessary changes can be difficult,...
How to get proof of address in the UK
Proof of address is one of the key pieces of ID you'll need while living in the UK. You'll be asked for it when opening a bank account, registering for local services, starting a tenancy and more. However, getting proof of address can be tricky, especially if you're...
Should I get a water meter fitted?
Every home in the UK has meters that measure energy usage, but only about half have a water meter fitted. If you don't currently have one, installing a water meter could reduce your monthly bills significantly. However, this depends on a few different factors. We've...
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