MILLIONS of families are being squeezed by high heating prices and food prices, but a cash expert has cut their spending by more than £1,000 a year by making small adjustments to the bill.

Consumer expert Martyn James of Resolver has more than a decade of experience in helping others lower prices and recoup money when companies treat them badly.

Consumer expert Martyn James of Resolver has more than a decade of experience in helping others lower prices and recoup money when companies treat them badly.

He is just one of the experts on our expanded Squeeze team who are here for you to save money.

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Our Squeeze team has already helped solve Alex Larke’s turmoil as he faces a terrifying choice between dinner and dinner.

The 43-year-old sang for the UK at Eurovision, but now owes £40,000 and is struggling to heat his home.

Martyn said that anyone who feels stressed like Alex, look at how much you can save by doing your monthly bills and eliminating unnecessary subscriptions.

He said: “I controlled to reduce my prices through a whopping £1,000 a year after doing all my monthly bills and getting rid of the subscriptions I no longer use.

“Millions of us leave cash from our accounts every month for facilities we don’t really need. “

Theatre membership: £108 consistent with the year

Three video streaming services: £192 consistent with the year

Automatic repeat orders of parts purchased on Amazon: £187 consistent with the year

Gym membership: £420 consistent with the year

Billing error for antivirus software: £90

Total = £1,006

Martyn said, “It will take you an hour to go through your bank and credit card statements with a fine comb and you can save a fortune like me. “

“If you didn’t allow the company to qualify you in the first place, you can even claim the money they took from you.

And it’s not just state orders and direct debits that you want to keep an eye on, he warned.

“Many corporations qualify you with what’s called a ‘continuous payment authority. ‘

“These don’t appear on your state orders or direct debit lists, but they can be used in the same way to debit you regularly, monthly, or annually. “

Instead, you want to go through all the transactions in your bank account to detect them.

It is also an opportunity to check for billing errors and fraud.

Martyn said, “These recurring bills can also show up on your credit card, payments like PayPal, and even on your mobile phone bill. “

SAVE: around £120 consistent with the year

It’s easy to end up paying more to buy photos and videos in the cloud.

Martyn said, “When you buy a mobile phone, tablet, or laptop, you may be asked to check into a garage like iCloud or when you log into your emails, you may be presented with an additional garage area for a fee.

“First of all, make sure you don’t stick with giant files like videos you don’t need.

“Also check that you don’t pay for several other garages when you can settle for just one. “

You may be able to save money by buying an external hard drive and storing all your valuable images and memories on it that by paying for cloud storage every month.

SAVE: up to £240 consistent with the year if you cancel two services

Could you reduce the number of TV and music streams you’re subscribed to?

You would possibly be paying more than you need.

See if you can save money with a TV and broadband plan instead of paying for multiple subscriptions separately.

Check on a comparison website like uSwitch.com to see if you can find a cheaper deal.

If you’re willing to put up with adverts then you can use services like Spotify and YouTube for free.

SAVE: up to £240 depending on the year

Many of us double when it comes to phone and device insurance.

Martyn said, “When you update your phone, corporations try to impose an insurance policy on you.

“You can assume they will cancel the previous one, but that’s not the case.

“I recently helped a man claim over £500 for 4 policies he had hidden in his account. “

If you have common home insurance, if your cell phone and other devices are covered through it.

If they’re not already covered, adding phones and other valuables to your home insurance can be less expensive than getting standalone coverage.

Some paid bank accounts come with loose cellular insurance, so if you have one.

SAVE: up to £120 depending on the year

Check if you have any of those accounts before paying for AA or RAC membership.

SAVE: up to £420

Depending on where you go, gym memberships can amount to £300 depending on the year.

There are so many loose workouts you can find on YouTube or download the NHS Couch to 5k app for beginners.

SAVE: up to £480 depending on the year

The search for love can be a game.

Save money by sticking to loose installations rather than switching to expensive “premium” features that can charge up to £40 per month.

Martyn said, “The loose claims service, Resolver, dealt with 4,000 instances similar to dating and premium sites last year and the prices can be mind-boggling. “

SAVE: up to £480 depending on the year

How many times have you been presented with a loose judgment and told yourself that you would cancel it before you have to start paying?

Many companies use this trick to get the main points of your card knowing that you will probably unsubscribe at the end of the test.

Some of them are valid businesses and you want to touch them to avoid payments.

They might even be willing to reimburse you if you didn’t use the service for the months you paid.

Other times, those subscription traps are natural scams.

You may have subscribed to a loose-looking product or slimming expense without knowing that the company would start taking the normal bills from your card.

Possibly companies would be founded and it would be very unlikely that they would contact each other.

If you’ve accepted existing payments, tap your bank or credit corporation to block further outflows and ask for a refund for fraud in your account.

For more tips on things like transportation prices or water bills, The Sun has combined more tips from the Squeeze team, and you can read more here.

Specifically, if you’re a Netflix fan who just can’t give up on the police, you can read more about how to make the subscription less expensive here.

Although sometimes, lowering prices is rarely enough to grow your coins. If you want assistance with the coins, you may be able to get assistance from your local council through the Domestic Support Fund.

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