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Bad time to ditch fix for longer term?
Quick one I hope - I am with EDF on a dual tariff fixed plan called Fix March 2014. My payments are fixed until next march.
I am aware things are going up, but is now a bad time to ditch my current fix and go to another, bearing in mind it heading to winter and heating will be on for the majority of the time until next march?
I am aware things are going up, but is now a bad time to ditch my current fix and go to another, bearing in mind it heading to winter and heating will be on for the majority of the time until next march?
Mortgage Free Wannabe Light Bulb Moment (Early 2012, started May 2012)
Original Mortgage Amount - £147k (Oct 2005) / Term 27 years (To 2032)
Target to Pay off by 2026 by overpaying - Officially Mortgage Free June 2023!
Balance Reduction Progress: May12 £128k / Nov13 £120k / Dec15 £107k / Mar18 £87k / Mar21 £46k / Jun22 £28k / Jun23 £0!!
Original Mortgage Amount - £147k (Oct 2005) / Term 27 years (To 2032)
Target to Pay off by 2026 by overpaying - Officially Mortgage Free June 2023!
Balance Reduction Progress: May12 £128k / Nov13 £120k / Dec15 £107k / Mar18 £87k / Mar21 £46k / Jun22 £28k / Jun23 £0!!
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Up to you really! Haven't really been about this board for a while but i just did an 'EDF 2104' search and found quite a few threads about it a few days ago when i started looking! I've jumped onto the March 2015 but still in cooling off period. It's going to cost approx £120 per annum more and next 5 months will probably do in about £100 of that. If you don't now you'll be looking start of next year and different prices. Unless prices fall and the standard tariff you'll go on becomes attractive. Unlikely!
Is this £100 going to cost me more than the extra cost involved when i need a new tariff next year? Who knows?0
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