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The water bill jargon buster – Understanding your water bill
Understanding your water bill is key to being sure you're paying the right amount every month. We've put together this water bill jargon buster to make things a little easier. You'll find...

How will Council Tax increase in 2024?
Council Tax - the bill paid to local authorities for essential services - is adjusted at the beginning of the Tax Year on April 1st. The new rates are based on inflation, as well as rising...

How does garden waste collection work in the UK?
We've already published a guide on which bin is which in the UK, but how does garden waste collection work? For homes with a garden green waste disposal can be a regular inconvenience. Plant matter...

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...

Ofgem to explore a dynamic price cap for energy
Ofgem, the UK regulator for energy, has begun discussions about introducing a 'dynamic' price cap. The proposal, which would see energy prices adjusted throughout the day based on demand, is just...

How much will you spend on household bills in 2024?
Be prepared, household bills in 2024 are set to change from April 1st. Across the UK, Council Tax, broadband services and utilities will see price increases for millions of customers. We've broken...

Where to find free moving boxes
Finding a good source of free moving boxes is a great way to save money on your move. A typical home needs more than seventy boxes to pack everything - and that number is even higher for those of us...

How to clear your own gutters
Springtime in the UK may be known for blossom and cute baby animals, but it's most famous of all for one thing - rain. When you're drawing up your spring to-do list, make sure to put aside time to...
Energy

Is this the end of the UK energy crisis?
Yesterday, May 25th, Ofgem announced that the Energy Price Cap (EPC) will decrease on July 1st, cutting tariffs for more than 29 million households across the UK. The average annual household energy...

Will the new Ofgem Energy Price Cap cut your bills?
Ofgem, the UK regulator for energy, has announced a new energy price cap of £2,074 from July 1st. The price cap, which is adjusted every three months, sets the annual bills for an average household...

Cut your home’s carbon footprint this Earth Day
April 22nd is Earth Day, a global holiday in support of environmental protection. In 2023, more than a billion people around the globe are expected to participate in fundraising, protests, clean-up...

New fixed rate tariffs: Should you switch energy supplier?
The only fixed-rate energy tariff that's cheaper than the Energy Price Guarantee is now available to certain customers, but does that mean you should switch your energy supplier? OVO Energy has...
Broadband & TV

Everything you need to know about Sky Glass – Sky’s Streaming TV
Sky Glass is Sky's newest all-in-one entertainment service. The program, launched in October 2021, lets you order a new smart TV with Sky Entertainment built-in. Sky Glass lets you stream live TV...

Which broadband suppliers have agreed to Ofcom’s code of conduct?
Ofcom's code of conduct is a set of rules broadband companies can choose to follow. While Ofcom monitors every internet provider to make sure they are behaving ethically, this code requires a higher...

The UK’s best broadband for students
Finding the right broadband is tough for anyone, but for students weighing up the options can become a nightmare. Short tenancy lengths, multiple heavy users and tight household budgets mean many...

Where to watch Premier League matches – October/November 2022
Jump to: October Premier League timetable (and where to watch) The Premier League might be taking a break after September 18th, but the October and November fixtures are all set to give us an...
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Moving Guides

What does the ULEZ expansion mean for you?
London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) expansion has arrived, with the zone doubling in size to include outer London. The expansion has added millions of homes to the ULEZ, as well as Heathrow Airport. Anyone with a vehicle that doesn't meet emission standards will...

Do I need an Oyster Card?
If you're moving to London, or if you've just arrived, you've probably heard people talking about their Oyster card. While they used to be essential for every Londoner's wallet, Oyster cards are becoming less frequent. However, some people can still save by using...

Moving to London? Do these 8 things the first week
So it's settled - you're moving to London. Your new place is picked out, your stuff is packed and now you're just trying to decide what to do first. London is an incredible city, and getting started on the right foot will help you get the most out of living here....

Guide to cancelling Sky TV, Broadband, Mobile & more
Just like Virgin Media, Sky is a very popular choice for entertainment and internet services in the UK. However, circumstances may arise where you need to cancel your Sky subscription or consider switching providers. In this article, we will provide you with...
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