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Warm home discount - Sainsburys/BG
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I'm currently with First Utility and am eligible for the WHD as part of the broader group. I can save almost £140 by switching (£80 after cancellation fees) but cannot find the date I need to be on supply with BG/Sainsburys in order to apply for the WHD with them. If I can't get it then there's no point switching until March.
Does anyone know the date I need to be on ele supply with Sainsburys to get the WHD with them?
Thanks
I'm currently with First Utility and am eligible for the WHD as part of the broader group. I can save almost £140 by switching (£80 after cancellation fees) but cannot find the date I need to be on supply with BG/Sainsburys in order to apply for the WHD with them. If I can't get it then there's no point switching until March.
Does anyone know the date I need to be on ele supply with Sainsburys to get the WHD with them?
Thanks
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Hi
I'm currently with First Utility and am eligible for the WHD as part of the broader group. I can save almost £140 by switching (£80 after cancellation fees) but cannot find the date I need to be on supply with BG/Sainsburys in order to apply for the WHD with them. If I can't get it then there's no point switching until March.
Does anyone know the date I need to be on ele supply with Sainsburys to get the WHD with them?
Thanks
Link:
This might provide some of the advice that you are after:
http://www.britishgas.co.uk/products-and-services/gas-and-electricity/the-warm-home-discount.html
Are you sure that the £140 saving is accurate?This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
I believe that, for the broader group of WHD recipients, each supplier operates its own scheme with varying eligibility criteria and probably with varying start dates for applications. I think that each supplier has a fixed budget each year for broader group WHD payments, and when it is gone it is gone. I don’t think I would risk paying a £60 exit fee in the hope of receiving a discretionary payment of £140.
Have a look at this - https://www.gov.uk/the-warm-home-discount-scheme/eligibility - if you click on each supplier link in turn, you will get some idea about how each supplier operates their scheme.mad mocs - the pavement worrier0 -
Link:
This might provide some of the advice that you are after:
http://www.britishgas.co.uk/products-and-services/gas-and-electricity/the-warm-home-discount.html
Are you sure that the £140 saving is accurate?
Thanks - Needed to be on supply on 12th July so will stay where I am now and look again in March 2016 :T0 -
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