We’re asking people around Cardiff if they think bills have finally started to come down, or whether it’s still as expensive as always. Would switching providers help or will it make little difference?
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00:00To be honest, I'm not sure. I don't know what I can do about it. I suppose I could shop around.
00:10But again, that's a bit of guesswork, isn't it? You're not sure whether, even when you've done it, you don't know whether you've done the right thing.
00:18And companies naturally will say that they are advantageous to you. But they can't all be right.
00:24Yes, yes. That's because when you're working, you come up for your pay rises. You took into account what your inflation was, what your rent was.
00:33Oh, that's gone up. OK, I'll put a pay rise in to cover that, plus a bit more.
00:37I would say they're still going up more. Obviously, inflation's everywhere in the food prices and everything.
00:43But bills are definitely, definitely back-breaking.
00:46Obviously, I still live with my parents. I don't see the impact as much as people who are the main source of income for those bills.
00:54But I definitely see it when my mother's water bill, when her gas bill.