Fixed Tariff - No Fixed Abode

Sheepish_Member

Hi All,

I'm likely to move early next year, so am I right to assume there's not much point in me switching to a new fixed tariff, when I'm on a cheap one for the next few months? I guess I won't be able to apply the tariff to my new address (even if it's expected to be in the same city), and I doubt the new owners will be able to continue the tariff either?

Apologies for the dumb question - just thought I'd double check.

Cheers,

Sheepish

footyguy

Sheepish_Member wrote: »

Hi All,

I'm likely to move early next year, so am I right to assume there's not much point in me switching to a new fixed tariff, when I'm on a cheap one for the next few months? I guess I won't be able to apply the tariff to my new address (even if it's expected to be in the same city), and I doubt the new owners will be able to continue the tariff either?

Apologies for the dumb question - just thought I'd double check.

Cheers,

Sheepish

Some of the suppliers allow you to take a tariff with you to a new address... but it's not many.

So if the supplier you plan to use won't allow that, then there's not much point paying more than you need for the next few months is there???

Sheepish_Member

footyguy wrote: »

Some of the suppliers allow you to take a tariff with you to a new address... but it's not many.

So if the supplier you plan to use won't allow that, then there's not much point paying more than you need for the next few months is there???

Cheers. I'll do some research on the cheapest new tariff, and check the supplier's terms.