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Sainsburys Price Saver ends1st Oct Do What?
I have searched, there must be 100's of folk who are wondering what to do about the end of our nice cheap EDF/Sainsburys deal.
I've put my usage into Energy Help but they don't give the Price Saver as an option to compare. I can see that going on to the EDF standard is going to increase my bills by 50% (no surprise). But I used to be on Scot Power on-line and as it would appear that many on-line deals haven't increased prices recently, just how do I go about making sure I get the best deal?
Obviously I want to avoid any hike bigger than necessary but I also wonder if EDF will offer me competitve price just to keep me (and all the rest who got stopped in store last year) and while I want to act quickly I dont want to find out I cost myself more money by jumping too soon.
Your expert advice is appreciated.
I've put my usage into Energy Help but they don't give the Price Saver as an option to compare. I can see that going on to the EDF standard is going to increase my bills by 50% (no surprise). But I used to be on Scot Power on-line and as it would appear that many on-line deals haven't increased prices recently, just how do I go about making sure I get the best deal?
Obviously I want to avoid any hike bigger than necessary but I also wonder if EDF will offer me competitve price just to keep me (and all the rest who got stopped in store last year) and while I want to act quickly I dont want to find out I cost myself more money by jumping too soon.
Your expert advice is appreciated.
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What were the rates you paying on price saver?0
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Elec 12.61p first 900 kwh p/a then 7.91p
Gas 3.227p first 5860 then 2.0020
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