PricecapAug24
HOUSEHOLDS who live in some of the least energy-efficient homes are at risk of seeing their bill rise by up to £558, a report has found.The cap will rise from the current rate of £1,568 a year to £1,717.
Someone with an 'E' can expect a £319 increase, while homes with an 'F' rating could expect a £445 rise.Meanwhile, homes with the worst rating of 'G' could see their average annual energy bill increase by £558 when the change takes place. Pension Credit tops up your weekly income to £218.15 if you are single or to £332.95 if you have a partner.Armed Forces Independence PaymentYou can apply for Pension Credit online, over the phone or by post.
However, if you later launch a successful claim for backdated benefits, you may still be able to qualify after this date and once it's confirmed.British GasStruggling customers will also be able to get part of their debts wiped via what's known as debt matching.The £15 million "You Pay: We Pay" scheme opened in June and eligible customers have been contacted directly.
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