Fuel prices have hit their highest ever levels, it has emerged today. Petrol prices are now at 148.02p per litre, and diesel is at 151.57p per litre.
The RAC's fuel spokesperson, Simon Williams, has told BBC News that new records "could now be set on a daily basis in the coming weeks", as oil prices continue to increase. Oil now costs almost $100 a barrel, and retailers are only too keen to pass the cost on to consumers.
While the cost of living continues to increase, there are steps we can take to keep costs down. Nick Drewe, money saving expert at WeThrift, has shared five of his favourite tips for keeping fuel costs down.
