Everything that's going up in price from April - including energy bills, water, broadband and more
As the cost of living crisis continues to increase financial pressure on households across the country, a series of price increases will be introduced from April.
Here's a breakdown of everything that will increase in price from April, and the changes to benefits and minimum wage, that you can expect to see at the start of the new tax year.In autumn last year it was announced that the Energy Price Guarantee introduced by the government will be increased from £2,500 to £3,000 from April 1. On February 27, Ofgem confirmed that the price cap will drop from £4,279 a year to £3,280 for the average household.
“The Government must keep the EPG at its current level of £2,500. Recent drops in wholesale prices mean they have the headroom to do this. The alternative is millions more people unable to keep their house warm and keep the lights on.”
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