The energy price cap is set to increase by 10 per cent on October 1 putting more pressure on household budget as we enter the colder months.
Ofgem confirmed last month that millions of households on the standard tariff will see energy bills rise by £149 from £1,568 to £1,717.
There are no dedicated cost of living payments to help people this winter, however, the Scottish Government is due to receive around £79 million from Westminster as part of the extended Household Support Fund, to use as its discretion across local councils.
Around 10 million pensioners, including 850,000 in Scotland will also no longer be eligible for the annual Winter Fuel Payment, worth between £100 and £300, unless they are in receipt of an income-related benefit such as Pension Credit.
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