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Top tips from Citizens Advice Ipswich for Energy Savers Week

To make the most of this year’s Energy Savers Week (19-26 February) take a take tour around the house, while we highlight the simple changes and swaps that could help people save money.   At a time when fuel debts top the list of worries for clients approaching us for help with debt and energy prices continue to rise we are using this consumer awareness week to point out how households can…

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Ask Citizens Advice… Who to call if you’re hit by a power cut during a stormtest

I’m worried about losing power due to stormy weather. I keep imagining being stuck in the cold, struggling to feed the kids, with no way of contacting people. What should I do if this happens, and is there anything I can do to prepare? Power cuts can be unexpected and worrying, especially if your power…

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I’m starting to book tickets for Christmas events, but I’ve seen lots of stories in the news about people being left out of pocket if these are cancelled at the last minute, which is making me nervous. How can I get a refund if this happens to me?

Keep an eye on the organiser’s website and social media profiles for all the latest updates. You won’t be entitled to a refund if you change your mind about going or realise you can’t go anymore – but if an event is cancelled, your refund rights will depend on how you bought the ticket. If…

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After last winter, I’m really worried about falling behind on my energy bills again as we head into the colder months. We’re careful about what we use but with small kids it’s hard. What can I do if I’m struggling to keep up with payments?

It’s understandable to feel anxious about energy bills at this time of year. If you’re struggling to afford your bills, it’s important to act quickly; support is available and there are things you can do to ensure you’re not overpaying. The first thing is to contact your energy supplier – they’re responsible for helping you…