The cost of living crisis is set to deepen as the seasons change and we head into the colder months, with many worried about higher daily costs and rising energy bills, despite the UK Government’s new plan to freeze the price cap to £2,500 until 2024. The first part of the £650 cost of living payment support has already been paid out to millions of people on a low income or certain benefits, with more on the way for disabled and pensioner households.
However, many households will not qualify for extra cash help and the only support they can expect is the £400 energy bill reduction which will be paid directly to suppliers and deducted from accounts over six months starting in October.
Due to the current financial crisis intensifying the pressure on household budgets, more people are looking for additional sources of income. Matt Diggity, an online expert from DiggityMarketing.com, believes that online jobs are perfect for earning extra money, since they can be done remotely and most of them don’t have a set working schedule.
