It’s all starting to get a bit ‘doom and gloom’ in the energy sector. Last week British Gas knocked-up this prices by 35%! Which to say the least for the average home user is quite a bit.

In fact, only yesterday the BBC reported that some providers have over the past year added an extra 44% onto gas prices.

Overall, this means an average bill of £588 p.a. will now become £846 p.a. – so after the summer months have gone, it would be fair to say that there will be a big financial chill this winter (all puns intended!).

For those readers who missed the comprehensive, credit crunch guide, should read-up on advice here. The guide covers energy, to car insurance, to credit cards. Each article even provides a guide as to how long it should take for you to review, and if need be, switch providers.

Everyone and anyone would be advised to at least review their options. Visit USwitch.com today to see what you can save. USwitch.com can even help the aged with finding a plan that is designed to help them (for the eligible age group).

Thanks to USwitch.com for advice.

This post does carry a little disclaimer: Other providers gas, and electricity prices may also go-up in time. But what else is there left to loose?

Credit crunch tips are provided in good faith by USwitch.com. Prices, quotes, and possible savings are based upon USwitch.com’s research. thetechangel.com is not responsible for third party sites, software or programs.

Tags: Credit Crunch, News, Summer, Winter