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Daft question, but help needed!
charlie2517
Posts: 141 Forumite
in Energy
Hi,
Please dont laugh at me....I am about to switch energy suppliers for the first time. I have searched and Scottish power is cheapest yet I am reading they just increase bills based on a monthly cost rather than annual. I am with Southern and have no complaints at all. My daft question is: is there any way to go on a price fixed tariff again with them or can you (bit like with 0%) credit cards only proce fix when you join a new supplier? Any help from you knowledgable peeps is appreciated as am drowning a bit in all this. :-(
Thanks
Please dont laugh at me....I am about to switch energy suppliers for the first time. I have searched and Scottish power is cheapest yet I am reading they just increase bills based on a monthly cost rather than annual. I am with Southern and have no complaints at all. My daft question is: is there any way to go on a price fixed tariff again with them or can you (bit like with 0%) credit cards only proce fix when you join a new supplier? Any help from you knowledgable peeps is appreciated as am drowning a bit in all this. :-(
Thanks
Debt: LBM = Oct 07 - £21k. DFD - [STRIKE]DEC 10[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]JUN 10 [/STRIKE] [STRIKE]MAY 10[/STRIKE] [STRIKE] MAR 10 [/STRIKE] 5th FEB 10 £0 :money:
Now to attack the mortgage!!
Balance at Feb 10: 185,848.89
Current Balance:180,820.81
MFD: July 2019
Now to attack the mortgage!!
Balance at Feb 10: 185,848.89
Current Balance:180,820.81
MFD: July 2019
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I price fixed recently with my current supplier. So no, you shouldn't have to switch.0
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thanks - I shall call them now and try! :-)Debt: LBM = Oct 07 - £21k. DFD - [STRIKE]DEC 10[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]JUN 10 [/STRIKE] [STRIKE]MAY 10[/STRIKE] [STRIKE] MAR 10 [/STRIKE] 5th FEB 10 £0 :money:
Now to attack the mortgage!!
Balance at Feb 10: 185,848.89
Current Balance:180,820.81
MFD: July 20190 -
To my knowledge Southern do not have a fixed price tariff, so be very careful of what they tell you.charlie2517 wrote: »thanks - I shall call them now and try! :-)0 -
Dont they, hmm confused as I am currently on a fixed price tariff with them and there is a new one currently advertised on the energy switching sites too. Will see what they say when I call. Thanks!Debt: LBM = Oct 07 - £21k. DFD - [STRIKE]DEC 10[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]JUN 10 [/STRIKE] [STRIKE]MAY 10[/STRIKE] [STRIKE] MAR 10 [/STRIKE] 5th FEB 10 £0 :money:
Now to attack the mortgage!!
Balance at Feb 10: 185,848.89
Current Balance:180,820.81
MFD: July 20190 -
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1065365&highlight=southern+electric+fixed+tariff
...something here Charlie.0
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