April to be tough month for struggling households as bills increase

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1 Apr 2025 • 3:48 PM MYT

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Starting April 1st, UK households will face significant increases in various bills.
Energy bills will rise by £111 annually, averaging £1,849.
Water bills are set to increase by an average of £11 per month, though this varies regionally, with Southern Water customers facing a 47% jump.
Council tax will increase by an average of £108, nearly double the current inflation rate.
TV licence fees will also see a £5 increase, reaching £174.50.

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