There’s a smarter way to save on your bills. Just ask Rob, who saved over £800 on his household bills after joining Nous. Sharing his saving story, Rob said “It’s ridiculous how much Nous has saved me on broadband and mobile alone”. Go to the Nous blog to read the rest of Rob’s

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Andrew, a 42-year-old signaller from Hastings told us the tedium of dealing with his household bills meant he kept putting it off. He knew he was probably overpaying – but still didn’t want to face the headache of getting on top of his contracts. He joined Nous, and after just

Water regulator Ofwat has revealed bills in England and Wales are set to rise by an average £94 over the next five years. On #BBCBreakfast Peter Ruddick had more details about the proposed increase https://t.co/pIcgKAx0C9

28M households across the UK will benefit from reduced energy bills next week when the new @ofgem price cap kicks in. Under the new cap, the typical annual dual-fuel bill paid by direct debit will be £1,568 per year – a drop of £122.

The Bank’s monetary policy committee has voted to maintain base rate at 5.25%. This is the seventh time in a row that the BoE has left the cost of borrowing unchanged, since it raised rates to 5.25% last August.

UK inflation has eased to 2%, down from 2.3% the previous month, according to new figures from the @ONS

We’ve teamed up with The Sun to battle big broadband and get more households the tariffs they've been promised, saving them £100s.

Median incomes grew by just 5.9% between 2009–10 and 2022–23. Before the Great Recession, we could have expected growth of 30% over a 13-year period.

The number of homes on the market has reached the highest level in eight years, according to @Zoopla.

From the 1st July, a typical household who uses gas and electricity will see their annual bill fall by 7% to £1,568 – £506 cheaper than the same time a year ago.

Today’s @ONS figures show that the rate of inflation is coming down. But we're not out of the woods yet – and for many households, this isn't going to feel like an improvement.

On average, drivers now spend nearly 12p a litre more than at the start of the year with the price of petrol standing at 150p per litre.

Hey @EE, the @get_nous team helped a customer today who was out of contract for her mobile and paying more than £60 a month for 8GB of data. You're offering new customers *30GB* data for £17 a month. How do you justify ripping off a loyal customer by more than £500 a year??

Annual pay growth excluding bonuses was 6% in the three months to March, unchanged from last month – according to figures from the @ONS

The UK economy is no longer in recession as GDP grew by a better-than-expected 0.6% between January and March.

Interest rates have been held for the sixth time in a row by the @bankofengland, remaining at their highest level for 16 years.

The Monetary Policy Committee voted by a majority of 7-2 to maintain #BankRate at 5.25%. Find out more in our #MonetaryPolicyReport: https://t.co/2lnXthHbMt

Nationwide said prices fell by 0.4% in April as higher mortgage rates put off prospective buyers.