What’s next for energy bills and how money worries affect mental health

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Recorded08 Feb 2023

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On the latest episode of the Money Matters podcast Danni and Laura update you on where we stand with those energy bills. With government help being scaled back from April, they discuss what might happen as wholesale energy costs fall and take you through what to do if you’re struggling to pay your bill. With lots of pressures on people’s budgets at the moment, we know money worries can have a real impact on people’s mental health, so Laura catches up with Jenny Somerville, head of the charity Stop.Breathe.Think, which offers counselling support to under 21s across the UK.

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