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Is it worth it?
georgiasmum
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in Energy
I regularly use the comparison sites for utility bills and have found out that I would be £10.50 better off annualy if I switched. Seems a bit pointless - would you switch regardless or do you have a minimum saving level???
THE LONG AND THE SLOW ROAD SEEM TO APPLY TO DEBTS AND DIETS... THE TWO THINGS I WANT TO SEE THE BACK OF...:D
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Well you would only be £10.50 better off if you used exactly the same amount of gas and electricity as you did on the figures you used to get the quote which frankly, is impossible.
You could save £10.50 by very very slightly economising.
No I wouldn't bother changing.0 -
Depends. If I could get a decent amount of cashback though Quidco, say 30 or 40 quid, then I probably would. Added bonus would be once you had your cashback you could swich back to who you were with before and get another payout. Otherwise I wouldn't bother.0
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