The Latest Breaking News from Ofgem

The Household Support Fund is available for struggling families and includes money towards your bills and supermarket vouchers. However, the support does vary between councils - as well as the eligibility criteria

As energy companies start to offer fixed-rate deals to existing customers, we take a look at whether it's better to stick or twist

What is the new windfall tax on oil and gas companies? Rishi Sunak's Energy Profits Levy explained

Rishi Sunak has been under pressure to help ease rising costs for families - but what exactly did he announce this afternoon, and how does it affect your wallet?

Your annual energy bill could rise by another £800 in October according to UK electricity and gas market regulator Ofgem, which is set to lift the cap on energy prices (the maximum that energy suppliers can charge customers on a default tariff) in the autumn. The cap was already raised…

The fact is, the price cap on energy bills is still going up – and this is a political choice, says James Meadway of the Progressive Economy Forum

Action Fraud has warned people not to click the links within the email

In a national roll out the Chancellor has announced measure to help those struggling with the cost of living crisis including various grants that some households will be eligible for.

The new support comes instead of the £200 energy discount people were due to receive from October. The £200 discount had been much-criticised and labelled as a "loan" as the money would’ve needed to be paid back

Rishi Sunak has confirmed that payments worth £650 will be awarded to more than eight million households who receive benefits where your income and savings are taken into account to determine how much you get

The Chancellor's announcement comes after months of pressure from Labour