There are a number of things those struggling the most can do to improve their energy debt
Martin Lewis has provided urgent advice for those struggling the most with paying for their energy bills as temperatures begin to drop.
The person highlighted that they need the electricity for the child's stair lift and that they're scared of having their electricity cut off. In response, Martin issued advice for the viewer and to others who may be in dire straights with energy debt.Read more: OVO energy to hand out free top-up credit and electric blankets this winter
He added that those in the most dire situations to contact National Energy Action if you're in England. However, he stressed: "Please other people if you're not really struggling don't they have a chat service on their website but they can't cope with big demands, so it's only to help those really in need.
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