well from today that will fall to £ 1,568 that's down around £122 a year but remember it's the unit price that's capped and what you will actually pay will depend on other factors including how much energy you use how you pay for it and where you live even though Energy prices are falling average bills are still around 430 higher than in 2021 that's because Russia's invasion of Ukraine pushed prices up and despite today's fall that it if it is if the price is expected to rise again in the run up to Winter The consultancy Firm Cornwall Insight predicts a typical dual fuel bill could increase by15 a year to 1,723 so what should you do to help keep your bills down Richard nudg from us switch has this what do we need to know about how the weather's looking for day one looks gorgeous where you are everybody everybody they did even the party leaders yeah this morning for us with the weather and with the campers and it's Sonic gas and electricity prices will go down in England Scotland and Wales as changes to the energy price cap come into Force here is what what it's going to mean for your bills the average household using a typical amount of energy has been paying an average of £ 1,690 a year from today that will fall to 1,568 around 122 a year but remember it's the unit price that's capped and what you will actually pay depends on other factors including how much energy you use how you pay and where you live even though Energy prices are falling average bills are still around 430 higher than in 2021 that is because Russia's invasion of Ukraine pushed prices up despite today's fall the prices expected to rise again in the runup to Winter consultancy firm Cornwall Insight predicts a typical dual fuel bill could increase by £5 a year so what can you do to help keep your bills down Richard nudg from uswitch and they'll probably keep her in you won't want to leave the liberal Democrats have pledged to spend £440 million pound a year supporting bereaved families if they win the general election the party said it would aim to double the funding designed to help people deal with the financial impact of losing a partner