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Families hit with increase in cost of living
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Increase in cost of living affects families
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British families have to cough up an extra £ 31,300 a year as food and fuel prices soar at their fastest rate in 17 years .
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As food and fuel prices increase faster than in the last 17 years , british families must spend an extra $ 31,300 per year .
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Prices in supermarkets have climbed at an alarming rate over the past year .
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In the past year alone , supermarkets ' prices have risen at an alarming rate .
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Analysts have warned that prices will increase further still , making it hard for the Bank of England to cut interest rates as it struggles to keep inflation and the economy under control .
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According to some analysts , these prices will increase even more , making it more difficult for the Bank of England to decrease interest rates while it struggles to maintain inflation and the overall economy .
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To make matters worse , escalating prices are racing ahead of salary increases , especially those of nurses and other healthcare professionals , who have suffered from the government 's insistence that those in the public sector have to receive below-inflation salary increases .
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Even worse , the increasing prices are nearly surpassing workers ' salaries . This is especially true for nurses as well as other healthcare professionals . Together they have been the victims of the government 's insistence that workers in the public sector must earn below - inflation salary raises .
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In addition to fuel and food , electricity bills are also soaring .
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This affects not only fuel and food , but also electricity bills .
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Five out of the six largest suppliers have increased their customers ' bills .
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Customers ' electric bills have been increased by five out of the six largest suppliers .