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Fuel price calculator

Confused.com staff writer,

Petrol and diesel costs remain high. Luckily, we’ve come up with a handy calculator so you can work out your fuel costs.

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Homer123

7:29 PM on 13/08/2012

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Has anyone else noticed that fuel prices have yet again crept up whilst everyone has been pre-occupied with the Olympics? end of July Diesel was on average £1.34.9/litre today it is £1.40.9/litre can anyone tell me why?

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8:13 PM on 14/08/2012

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I've noticed it too and whilst tesco controls the price, with its 'offers', that won't change. It really naffs me off. I can see no reason for it at all.

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Owen

8:57 PM on 11/02/2013

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I think attention needs to be more closely focused on the duty element that we pay. Some among my friends are surprised by the fact that we pay say 45p for a litre of fuel, then the duty goes on top and then vat gets applied to the total of those two amounts. It's obscene.
If for example duty were cut so that fuel were below the £1 mark (anyone remember the kickoff when that threshold was breached?), and the government were to ensure that the savings in the supply chain are passed onto consumers then the economy would not necessarily be in the states it has been in recent years. More consumer disposable income means more transactional activity and more taxable transactions. Just thoughts but I believe there's some validity there, I could go on but tapping on my phone is a pain in the b*m.

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