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Budget 2023: Energy Price Guarantee to remain at £2,500 in win for Martin Lewis and MSE – here's what it means for your bills
15 March 2023![]()
The announcement follows a month-long campaign led by Martin Lewis, which has been backed by 130 charities and consumer organisations. -
Martin Lewis: April's 20% energy price rise likely to be cancelled as energy firms assume it won't happen
15 March 2023![]()
Next month's 20% energy bill rise is now likely to be scrapped by the Government, as energy firms are preparing for it not to go ahead. -
Martin Lewis: Postpone the planned cuts to Government energy support
15 March 2023![]()
MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis has today written to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt urging him to keep the energy price guarantee (EPG) at a typical £2,500/year, rather than hiking it to £3,000/year from 1 April as planned. See the letter in full below. -
Government minister responds to Martin Lewis confirming the Treasury will look at proposals to free mortgage prisoners
10 March 2023![]()
Economic secretary to the Treasury Andrew Griffith MP has confirmed he will read and seek official advice on the proposals for freeing mortgage prisoners put forward in a recently published LSE report. -
Government made £2.4 billion from mortgage prisoner scandal - Martin Lewis says it must fix problems caused
10 March 2023![]()
A landmark new report published today puts forward costed solutions to the horror of the situation facing up to 200,000 mortgage prisoners, who have been trapped on high rates after their loans were sold by the state to 'closed book' inactive lenders. -
Mortgage prisoners: Government promises to consider proposals to free trapped borrowers
7 March 2023![]()
The Government has today confirmed that it will "carefully consider" the costed and practical proposals for freeing mortgage prisoners put forward in the recently published report by the LSE.
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