M&S Energy

Lapadore16

I want to know what other users think of M&S Energy. I have been doing a comparison for next years bills and are currently with Staywarm because we are both over 60. They offer a good price at £146.91 per month for twelve months with no limit on what you use.
M&S Energy are £131.00 per month but their supplier is Scottish and Southern Electricity and they have been in trouble before. I want an honest opinion if it is worth changing. Staywarm have been excellent and we are not afraid to put the heating on if necessary.
Thanks.

bob_bank_spanker

But e.on are behind Staywarm, who are a big 6 supplier exactly like SSE.

If you're confident your consumption won't suddenly increase, why not save yourself £190 a year?

NowRetired

If you're confident your consumption won't suddenly increase, why not save yourself £190 a year?

As you are over 60 and possibly at home all the time I would stay on staywarm for unlimited gas and electricity.


If that's all I was getting charged I know I would.


I am on warmassist from eon and paying £112 a month, and that will probably increase, if I was to change to M&S I would be paying £130 a month or more.

bob_bank_spanker

NowRetired wrote: »

As you are over 60 and possibly at home all the time I would stay on staywarm for unlimited gas and electricity.


If that's all I was getting charged I know I would.


I am on warmassist from eon and paying £112 a month, and that will probably increase, if I was to change to M&S I would be paying £130 a month or more.

Yes, but that's your situation.

The OP has already discovered they will save £190 by switching away from staywarm.

Wywth

Lapadore16 wrote: »

I want to know what other users think of M&S Energy. I have been doing a comparison for next years bills and are currently with Staywarm because we are both over 60. They offer a good price at £146.91 per month for twelve months with no limit on what you use.
M&S Energy are £131.00 per month but their supplier is Scottish and Southern Electricity and they have been in trouble before. I want an honest opinion if it is worth changing. Staywarm have been excellent and we are not afraid to put the heating on if necessary.
Thanks.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4415695

It's up to you if you are interested in saving almost £200 a year.

Of course, if you use more energy than anticipated, you'll not save that figure, but if you use less, you'll save even more.

apt

If switching to M&S energy don't forget to pick up the £50 per fuel cashback offered at Quidco.

softuk

Have received a letter today from StayWarm advising advising that "in order to comply with Ofgem's new rules StayWarm is closing and we will renew you onto E.ON Energy Plan"
New E.On Energy Plan lists prices as
Electricity
Standing Charge: 27.395 per day
Day unit rate 16.622 per kWh (inc VAT)
Night unit rate 6.972 per kWh (inc VAT)

Gas
Standing charge: 27.395 pr day
Normal kWh each year 4.334 each (inc VAT)

Discounts
6% monthly Direct Debit
2% dual fuel discount

MrsJT_2

apt wrote: »

If switching to M&S energy don't forget to pick up the £50 per fuel cashback offered at Quidco.

Can you still claim cashback if partway through switch? Im just in process of switching to m&s and saw this post but im totally new to quidco

Thanks in advance

keith1950

No ! The application has to be recorded on the quidco site.