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Increase in bills will push 'finances beyond breaking point'

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Increases in council tax, employer national insurance contributions and fuel costs will push 'finances beyond breaking point'.

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Increase in bills will push 'finances beyond breaking point'

Increases in council tax, employer national insurance contributions and fuel costs will push 'finances beyond breaking point'.

·Oxford, United Kingdom
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‘Awful April’: British households to face sharp bill hikes

Council tax, energy and water are just a few of the increased bills that are descending on households from this month. The beginning of April often comes with connotations of new flowers blooming in parks and the sun granting us more time in the sky. However, this year the month is also coupled with a hefty increase in household bills – an addition that is far from welcome. To give context, the latest energy price cap rise has increased by 6.4% …

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Council tax bills surge by £7.3bn in just four years - Credit Connect

Council tax bills in England have risen by almost £7.3 billion over the past four years, according to new research into the increase in tax rates by Go.Compare. Birmingham has seen the largest jump in costs across all eligible properties, totalling an extra £136.8 million during this period. Croydon has experienced the highest increase per property since 2022/23, with eligible residents seeing an increase of £616.63. Local authorities have raise…

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Oxford Mail broke the news in Oxford, United Kingdom on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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