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Drop in fuel prices
stuartsmith544
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in Motoring
Morrisons have cut the price of Diesel to below £1 a litre .From tomorrow Asda,Sainsburys and Tesco follow suit.
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Thanks for the heads up.
Just hope we get a few months of cheaper fuel prices before Mr Osbourne increases fuel duty in the Budget!It's not your credit score that counts, it's your credit history. Any replies are my own personal opinion and not a representation of my employer.0 -
Guess who filled both cars up yesterday :-(Totally Debt Free & Mortgage Free Semi retired and happy0
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Still £1.09 a litre for diesel in the better parts of the country0
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Make the most of it, the current evolving situation in the Gulf will drive prices up again.Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine.0
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Dropping diesel to below £1 just proves they are overcharging for unleaded again.0
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Deleted_User wrote: »Dropping diesel to below £1 just proves they are overcharging for unleaded again.
Diesel always used to be cheaper.0 -
diesel at the pumps today was 99.7 pence per litre, or 83p pence a litre ex vat
58 pence per litre goes to our government in fuel duty leaving 25 pence per litre for the fuel company and then the government add another 17 pence vat
I don't think it is the fuel suppliers that are ripping us off here0 -
diesel at the pumps today was 99.7 pence per litre, or 83p pence a litre ex vat
58 pence per litre goes to our government in fuel duty leaving 25 pence per litre for the fuel company and then the government add another 17 pence vat
I don't think it is the fuel suppliers that are ripping us off here
So to put it simply for every £1 we spend the govrmrmet take 75p?0 -
JayCartwright wrote: »So to put it simply for every £1 we spend the govrmrmet take 75p?
they tax us when we earn it and they tax us twice when we spend it, and as the fuel price goes up the vat goes up and the government screw us over for a few pence more :mad:0 -
JayCartwright wrote: »Diesel always used to be cheaper.
Diesel hasn't been cheaper for many years.0
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