Keep warm for 4p a week.

[Amity Island]

Keep warm for 4p a week is the latest advice for our great country.

Martin Lewis says you can stay warm for 4p a week without turning the heating on

The Money Saving Expert has shared four 'desperately sad' cheaper alternatives to heating your house

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hot water bottles, gloves, hats and clothes

Heat the human not the home

Energy costs are soaring, leaving many struggling to heat their homes. MoneySavers have been sharing their tips with us, and a common theme is 'heat the human, not the home'. So we've investigated the cheapest ways of keeping yourself warm, from hot water bottles to electric gilets.

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[mikeyB]

Just shows how these media types who have never experience true poverty, but that 4p a week involves buying an electric blanket for £14, and a heated jacket for £46, and gloves for £5. Those costs are beyond millions of folk. If they had that amount of spare cash, they wouldn't need the kit. They could heat heir house and feed the kids.

Yes, heat the human, but Inuit know how to do it. Wear animal furs from animals they hunt locally. For free. Fur coats, of course, are also out of range for poor people in this country