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08.10.2022 - 00:29 / dailyrecord.co.uk
As energy bills jump up this month, some may be seriously considering not paying for their gas or electricity use. However, a financial expert has warned that this could be lead serious credit issues.
There are groups such as Don't Pay UK - who claim to have nearly 200,000 sign-ups - calling for a strike on bills. This comes as bills have increased to £2,500 a year for an average household.
The UK government implemented the £2,500 cap after Ofgem announced that their cap would rise Ofgem to £3,549 per year. While the typical bill will be capped at £2,500, you could pay more if you use more than average.
Erik Porter, a financial coach at Wagestream, has urged people to do what they can to pay, reports Hull Live. He has also shared some of the support that is available for those who are struggling to pay bills.
The financial coach says: “The cost of missing a bill is higher than you’d think, and it’s easy to let bills get on top of you.”
He says that, as well as late payment fees, people who don’t pay could find their credit scores are affected.
Porter says: “Depending on your credit score, this could make you ineligible for the best credit card rates, leading to higher interest on borrowing.
“What’s more, with the missed payment remaining on your credit file for up to six years, you could end up paying higher rates for your mortgage, mobile phone, insurance and many other financial products.”
Porter continues: “People should know that they aren’t alone, and support is out there.”
He suggests: “Firstly, get in touch with your supplier if you’re struggling to keep up with payments or already have energy debt. They have a responsibility to help get you on an affordable repayment plan, offer you more time to pay or even
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With the cost of living continue to rise, many are searching for ways to save some cash especially when it comes to keeping their household bills down. Despite the recent energy bill price guarantee coming into effect, many households will still see their energy bills rise as the £2,500 figure that kicked in on October 1 is still higher than the current price cap, which is £1,971.
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