As part of the uSwitch campaign for household bills to be made simpler, clearer and easier to understand, we asked the Edexcel exam board to assess how complicated Britain's energy bills really are.
Edexcel told us that people would need at least a higher grade GCSE or O' level in maths to be able to calculate an energy bill. However last year, only 55% of GCSE maths students managed to achieve this grade.
Based on the current pass rate, it seems that nearly half the population could be struggling to understand their energy bills.
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Don't understand your bill?
If you find yourself staring blankly at your bill, then check our guide on how to read your energy bills. We'll show you where to find everything you need and if you struggle with any of the complex terms, you can refer to our energy bill glossary for a full explanation.
And now that you know your way around your energy bill, why not compare gas and electricity prices online and see if you could save up to £425 simply by switching.
You shouldn't need to be an 'A' grade student to be able to understand your energy bills.
Ann Robinson - Director of Consumer Policy at uSwitch.com
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