Andy Leeks

1 week ago | moneytothemasses.com | Andy Leeks

Thousands of energy customers across the UK are in line for further compensation payments following a major review by the energy regulator, Ofgem, into how prepayment meters (PPMs) were installed. Eight energy suppliers have committed to a substantial £18.6 million package, providing compensation and debt write-offs for thousands of affected customers.

2 weeks ago | moneytothemasses.com | Andy Leeks

News > Mastercard’s £200m Court Settlement: Are you due compensation? By Andy Leeks 2 min Read Millions of consumers across the UK are due compensation following the final approval of a £200 million settlement in a class action lawsuit against Mastercard. The case argues that more than 46 million UK shoppers paid inflated prices due to unlawful fees levied by Mastercard on transactions between 1992 and 2008.

2 weeks ago | moneytothemasses.com | Andy Leeks

News > Ofgem cuts energy price cap by 7% saving £129 on the average annual energy bill By Andy Leeks 3 min Read The UK's energy regulatory body, Ofgem, has announced that the energy price cap will be cut by 7% from 1st July 2025. This means that the typical annual household dual-fuel energy bill will drop from £1,849 to £1,720, equating to an annual saving of around £129 for the average household.

2 weeks ago | moneytothemasses.com | Andy Leeks

Households are likely to get a slight reprieve from soaring energy costs this summer, as the latest forecasts indicate a drop in the Ofgem energy price cap from July. Energy analyst firm Cornwall Insight has released its final forecast for the July to September 2025 energy price cap, suggesting a drop of around 7% for the typical dual-fuel household. This would bring the average annual energy bill down from the current £1,849 to approximately £1,720, a saving of £129.

1 month ago | moneytothemasses.com | Andy Leeks

News > Are you owed money from your energy supplier? – Energy payment cycle explained By Andy Leeks 8 min Read Millions of households pay their energy bills via a fixed monthly Direct Debit, which helps to smooth out costs over the year and is often the cheapest way to pay. However, what many people do not realise is that they could be owed money back from their energy supplier – and now could be the perfect time to claim what you are owed.