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Find out how much your energy bill will rise in October using our calculator

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By Brian Dillon, David Dubas-Fisher Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Ofgem has announced its latest energy price cap increase of 4%, with energy bills set to rise by £60 a year from October. That works out as an extra £5 a month for the typical household. The energy price cap will be increasing to £1,723 a year for the typical household for people who aren't on a fixed tariff and pay by Direct Debit in England, Scotland and Wales. It's up from the £1,663 cap currently in place, an increase of 4%. However, that is for the typical household.
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Dementia warning as four common habits could be putting you at risk

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By Brian Dillon
| MSN UK Verified
Around a quarter of UK adults over the age of 40 cannot name any habits or health conditions that increase their risk of dementia , according to new research by the Alzheimer's Society. The study indicates that millions of Brits lack the knowledge to take effective steps to reduce their risk of developing the disease. It estimates that close to one million people in the UK are living with dementia , with around a third living without a formal diagnosis.
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Energy expert reveals 'only way to dodge' October price cap rise

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By Brian Dillon
| MSN UK Verified
With energy bills set to rise by 4% following Ofgem's energy price cap announcement today , experts have revealed ways households can reduce the financial strain from gas and electricity rates. Ofgem attributed the price cap rise to the ongoing situation in the Middle East, with the conflict pushing up wholesale gas prices . An expert has said it will be a "difficult winter" for many, but shared the one move to make to "dodge" the price rise.
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