Millions of households will see a number of their bills increase dramatically on 1 April 2021 in the wake of the pandemic.
Council tax, the TV licence and NHS prescriptions are just some of the costs being hiked from April Fools Day.
A number of TV, broadband and mobile providers have also revealed they will be rising their prices, some in line with Retail Price Inflation.
Unfortunately, the increases come at an unwelcome time after a year of financial uncertainty for much of Britain.
Rise: Some people will see a number of their bills increase by as much as 13% this April
This is Money takes a look at the bill increases and reveals how much you could see your total costs go up by.
| UPDATED: 07:22, Thu, Feb 4, 2021
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