Petrol prices remain high across the country, as households continue to be squeezed by the cost of living crisis.
As the weather turns colder, families will be looking to put the heating on and stay warm but soaring energy costs will put many people off. And as grocery price inflation hits a record high at 14.7% - which could add a potential £682 to the annual cost of food shops - many people's money worries will continue to pile up.
Adding to the mounting pressure, last month the average price of diesel shot up by more than 10p a litre – the third biggest monthly increase on record. It added more than £5 to a tank, data from RAC Fuel Watch revealed.
