Richard Neudegg, director of regulation at Uswitch.com, comments: “The return of fixed deals to the energy market would finally give consumers the freedom of choice over their supplier with...
Households get paid for reducing their electricity use at certain times with the free mobile app Utrack as Uswitch joins the National Grid ESO Demand Flexibility scheme...
Richard Neudegg, director of regulation at Uswitch.com, comments: “We welcome Ofcom’s review of inflation-linked, mid-contract price rises - but what matters here is action...
Households are sleep-walking towards higher bills by not using a timer to control their heating – with the average home spending almost £47 a month on energy while they are asleep...
Richard Neudegg, director of regulation at Uswitch.com, comments: “Suppliers have seen a huge increase in the numbers of customers contacting them, but that’s no excuse for a failure to...
Ru Bhikha, mobiles expert at Uswitch.com, comments: “The first major handset launch of the year saw Samsung unveil three new handsets in hopes to outshine Apple and Google’s autumn devices...
Parents claim they turn off 333 lights in empty rooms around the home each year on average – meaning Britain’s mums and dad switch off more than three billion lights every year...
It’s a service used by more than 30 million Brits, but half of the public (51%) are unaware that the UK’s 3G mobile network is to be phased out from next month...
Ernest Doku, telecoms expert at Uswitch.com, comments: “Millions of mobile and broadband customers will now know the scale of the bill increases they face this spring.
Over half (51%) of businesses with customer-facing premises such as shops, hairdressers, nurseries, cinemas and gyms will be forced to raise prices if the Energy Bill Relief Scheme (EBRS) scheme is not extended...
Households are being urged to make a New Year Resolution to use energy wisely – with bad energy habits set to add up to £285 to bills this year, according to...
Our broadband, mobile, pay-TV and streaming services are often overlooked as ways to make savings, however, taking the time to audit your bills and subscriptions could save you hundreds of pounds a year.