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I capped In August 08 - Is it time to switch?
I capped with EDF in Aug 2008 it's fixed until Oct 2009. I did it because I thought energy prices were going to go through the roof but they haven't have they. So should I switch now or wait a bit longer. It will cost me £50 fee to get out of the cap.
I live in a two bed semi - there is me my partner and a small baby and our current DD's are £35 monthly for Elec and £65 monthly for Gas.
I live in a two bed semi - there is me my partner and a small baby and our current DD's are £35 monthly for Elec and £65 monthly for Gas.
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I'd love to know the answer to this question too0
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How much extra are you paying per month compared with other (no exit fee) tariffs? (Remember the next two or three months look like being expensive - you will be using more than one-twelfth of your annual consumption.) But don't forget it will be one to two months before the switch kicks in.
If you switch via a cashback site the £30 to £70 or more could offset the leaving fee.0 -
Yeah I thought the cashback could cover that fee. I know my tariff is expensive but I don't know whether to switch now or whether to wait because prices are going to drop further. I haven't done a comparison on a site yet. I was just thinking if I capped in August it wouldn't have been a cheap cap would it?0
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Does anyone know if the tariffs are going to reduce soon - I don't know whether to switch now or wait. I have to pay £50 to get out my fixed but I think my fixed is high.
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Nobody knows if prices will go down. If our present tariff is too high, look at what's out there and judge that - if prices drop, you can always switch again.0
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