UK households pay £13,961 extra on bills since 2021, TUC warns
UK households have paid an average of £13,961 extra on bills since 2021, the Trades Union Congress said, citing soaring inflation from pandemic recovery and global conflicts. The TUC urged Chancellor John Healey to support households in his October 28 budget as consumer spending growth lags other G7 nations. Energy bills could reach £2,000 annually from January.
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Published 15 Oct 2026, 05:00 UTC · Updated 15 Oct 2026, 05:21 UTC
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