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Martin Lewis: U.K. energy price cap to rise 13 percent from July

Martin Lewis: U.K. energy price cap to rise 13 percent from July
U.K. energy price cap rises 13 percent

Martin Lewis, founder and finance commentator at MoneySavingExpert, is addressing practical questions from consumers following the recently announced 13 percent increase in the U.K. energy price cap effective from July 1.

Lewis invites people to submit their concerns—ranging from whether to fix rates, moving house, or doubts about direct debit levels—with plans for his podcast producer Simon to compile and address these queries.

Lewis previously reported that the July energy price cap would rise by roughly 13 percent, with the official announcement due this month, according to recent coverage. He has also highlighted that mobile phone users out of contract can access up to 30GB of data for £3 per month, helping consumers avoid price hikes, as noted in a separate update. The latest consumer Q&A follows these cost and pricing developments.

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