Great Britain’s new energy price cap of £1,738 takes effect on January 1st, but there are still opportunities to secure more favourable deals.
UK Energy Costs Set to Rise Again, Further Burdening Struggling Families
Energy Bills Set to Increase by £70, Adding Strain on Struggling Families
Labour plans to reintroduce the “boiler tax” next year.
According to industry sources, ministers are preparing to enforce heat pump sales targets next year, potentially leading to a “boiler tax” on households.
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Details of £400 energy payment to UK households revealed
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Russia is now in humiliation, unable to fix its tanks.
Putin’s attempt to take over industry brings the country back to its Soviet-era command economy.
Kremlin slashes spending by £24bn
As sanctions against Russia by the West bite, the Kremlin is set to reduce future spending plans by £24bn
Russia Defaults on Foreign Debt for First Time in 100 years
Russia defaulted on its foreign currency sovereign debt for the first time in 100 years, the culmination of ever-tougher Western sanctions which shut down payment channels to overseas creditors.
Russia is only hours away from its first foreign default in a century
Russia is just hours away, after months of hovering around the edge of default, from a dramatic moment of the financial war that the US and other countries have waged
Russia Faces Fresh Bond Deadline Payment Test This Week
Russia is facing yet another bond payment test, and only days remain before it could default on its first foreign debt in over 100 years.
Russia is due to make an important $117 million bond payment next week
Next week will be a much clearer picture of the cost of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. There is a likely sovereign default, additional emergency central bank measures, and the possibility