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electricity comparison sites
HiJust had news that EON putting up my monthly electtric from £24 to £43 based on a 15% price increase and my estimated usage for year ahead. That's double!!and I only live in a small studio with no big appliances like a washing machine or dishwasher.pelase advise - when using electricity comparison sites like USwitch do you put in the estimated cost, ie £43, or the existing cost, ie £24 to compare against?and should I be looking at something that offers capped billing - I guess prices likely to be hiked again over next few monthsthanksregards
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Neither.
Look over your bills and see how many kWh you have used in the last year and use that.
As it is electricity all you need is a read from a year ago and one today as the meter registers in kWh.
That will always give the most accurate answer.0
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