Energy

Millions of Scottish Power and Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) customers will see their bills fall, after Government moves to cut the cost of energy tariffs – but the savings will just trim both firms' winter price hikes, so the net result is that prices are still up.

January's never the easiest money month, so MoneySavingExpert.com is urging you to check now if you're owed cash due to mis-selling, poor service or for something else.

Energy firms can no longer give cashback to customers who switch tariffs – but comparison sites have been given a last-minute reprieve from the ban after campaigning by MoneySavingExpert.com.

E.on is to hike energy prices by an average of 3.7% from 18 January, becoming the last of the big six power suppliers to announce an increase in its charges.

Npower has apologised and promised to pay £1 million to vulnerable households after complaints about poor service rocketed.

Households are to be spared the full force of recent bill hikes after power firms pledged to pass on savings from a Government shake-up of energy levies.

The big six energy firms are being urged by the Government to hold prices until the middle of 2015, it's been reported.

The UK's electricity networks have been told they must do more to cut costs for consumers by e nergy regulator Ofgem.

Hundreds of thousands of Npower customers will find themselves moved to a new energy supplier next year after it agreed to sell their accounts to Utility Warehouse.

Energy prices have risen eight times faster than average earnings over the last three years, Citizens Advice says.