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Defer_2
Defer_2 Posts: 1 Newbie
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We are returning to the uk in december after a few years abroad what is the best way to sort out a gas/electricity company for utilities

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  • A.Penny.Saved
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    The house that you rent/purchase will probably already have an energy supplier supplying it so you shouldn't really need to do anything.

    You could use a comparison site like the MSE Cheap Energy Club and enter some average values and a postcode so that local energy prices are taken into account. It will not reflect your real usage so will only give a rough guide to your charges. If you only go for tariffs that have no exit penalties, you can switch whenever you want.
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