Cost of living
MarkIngleton
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We have one wage coming into the house my pips played for bills and had a little left .
Was hope for Nobility car but like every one else year later still not insight we were saving up the down payment that's now going fast .Were on a water meter that's no doubled gas was £89 Now £160 we live in village so petrol was a high cost to start now wife goes to work I stay in lucky to go out twice in a monthly.
Was hope for Nobility car but like every one else year later still not insight we were saving up the down payment that's now going fast .Were on a water meter that's no doubled gas was £89 Now £160 we live in village so petrol was a high cost to start now wife goes to work I stay in lucky to go out twice in a monthly.
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Hello @MarkIngleton
Thanks for making this post, it certainly is tough times for so many people financially. The support package announced a couple of days ago will help, but probably not enough for certain households.
Are you sure that you are receiving all the financial support you are entitled to? I would suggest filling out a benefits calculator to see what you could potentially claim. Scope also have a service that can advise you about your energy bills and help you to save money, you can find their contact details here.0
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