As the price of dwelling disaster continues, a single mom has defined to Express.co.uk how she managed to maintain up the rising payments regardless of being in debt.

Emma Andrews has been capable of reduce her fuel and electrical payments in half over the 12 months.

Using Nous.co, the 42-year-old was capable of see what areas she might reduce which helped her save over £1,000 over the 12 months.

Ms Andrews stated: “Previously the cost of living crisis meant the £1,600 debt I had was huge and I was paying £200 a month for gas and electric for a family of two in a two-bedroom house and now the debt is gone. It took me 18months to pay it off.

“I am actually now in credit with my utilities provider. I was sacrificing feeding myself whilst ensuring my child ate as I was really struggling and having to prioritise bills before anything else.

“Now I pay £100 a month for my utilities as for cutting back the nous app helped me see how much money I had left after all of my bills had been paid and gave me the opportunity to set goals for myself and my family and help budget for the month.

“This helped me to see what I could cut back on and where I spent my money and helped me prioritise my spending and curb bad habits such as unnecessary take aways when I had a fridge and freezer full of food and helped me be more mindful to help reduce waste.”

With vitality costs nonetheless sky excessive, and the wait nonetheless on to see new low-cost fastened offers out there to clients, family money-saving software nous.co has provide you with a easy hack that might save households greater than £100 on what they pay for vitality now.

It works as a result of Nous offers any commissions earned from switching again to clients within the type of month-to-month rewards.

Rob from Shrewsbury additionally managed to save lots of £863 a 12 months on his family payments with Nous by switching his vitality, broadband and cellular contracts.

He stated: “On my broadband I'd actually finished my contract, so I was on a rolling tariff and it had gone up to £71. Nous managed to bring that down to a package that I selected.

“With my phone contract, it actually transpired that I'd been paying for my watch for 12 months more than I needed to. That’s saved me about £25 a month.

“It's ridiculous how much I saved! I was always a little bit blasé about it all. The fact of the matter is, just on those two examples, £65 to £70 a month has been saved. That is a crazy amount.”

Greg Marsh, founder and CEO of Nous, stated: “UK households have been battling hovering vitality payments during the last couple of years with out having the ability to save in any respect.

“Wholesale vitality prices have plummeted, however these large decreases aren’t being handed on to shoppers.‌