Forecasters are currently predicting that energy bills will skyrocket to £3,582 in October and rise even further to £4,266 from January and once again to £4,427 from April.
Many households are already facing financial struggles due to the cost of living crisis plaguing the country, accompanied by the rising cost of commodities and fuel. Furthermore, inflation is currently experiencing its highest point in 30 years, with the Bank of England warning households and businesses to prepare for a severe recession.
Because of this, many households are likely concerned that they will be unable to afford the skyrocketing costs of their energy bills and may be looking for solutions in the worst-case scenario. Fortunately, there are some steps consumers can take if they believe they won't be able to afford their energy bills.
