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im with b/gas and npower should i use just one supplier
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You usually get a discount if you get gas and elec from same supplier. Sometimes it's cheaper to get from two suppliers - you need to check different options. Do you know how many kwh you use a year and have you tried putting these figures into a comparison site?0
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Magentasue wrote: »You usually get a discount if you get gas and elec from same supplier. Sometimes it's cheaper to get from two suppliers - you need to check different options. Do you know how many kwh you use a year and have you tried putting these figures into a comparison site?
no i dont know what i use i need to look into it i pay direct debit but both bills are £130 per month and thats not having the heating on all the time
some one mentioned equi power and spark energy but i have never heard of these also im going to look into british gas click 6 what ever that is
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You really need annual kwh for an accurate comparison - do you have a year's statements/bills? If not, your supplier will tell you if you ask.0
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If you are a very high user of one or both fuels the savings of a lower Tier 2 price can be greater than the dual fuel discounts.
(And it doesn't matter if your monthly instalment is £13 or £130 - what matters is how many kWhs you are using.)
But if you are using £130 of electricity per month Equipower is not the tariff for you! And Click 6 is no longer available.
But as Magenta says, you have to track down your usage, or take a decent guess, and hop over to a comparison calculator.0
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