As fuel prices continue to soar, many people will find themselves struggling to tighten their belts amid the cost of living crisis.
Food and energy prices have already rocketed to eye watering levels and petrol and diesel prices are not doing anything to ease further pain. It was reported on Thursday that fuel had hit another record high with the average family car costing around £100 to fill.
The 2p rise, to 180.73p per litre, was the biggest daily jump in 17 years as diesel, already at least £100 a tank, jumped by more than a penny. The RAC issued a stark warning that prices could continue to shoot in these "unprecedented times" as we are "still some way from the peak."
