Switch for new tenancy

DavidP24

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HappyMJ

Don't call...

Switch online and get cash back with the switch.

I would switch the day you sign the tenancy agreement. As he took possession last Tuesday I would do it today.

Is he better off on dual fuel? Probably. You need to check using a comparison site. Sometimes it can be cheaper when billed by two companies.

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He must call the old suppliers of the property with his opening readings for the date he became legally responsible for the property. They will set up accounts using these readings. He wants to be put onto the cheapest tariff with no exit fees. Once he has the accounts set up then he can switch away.
Use comparison sites and check which is cheaper. Check all combinations to see if separate gas and electricity suppliers are cheaper or if a dual fuel supplier is.
Send the old bills to the letting agents, do not open them.

HappyMJ

DavidP24 wrote: »

How do you get cash back

I want to do bills in my name as he has special needs, can I still have cash paid to him?

Join topcashback and/or Quidco. You can get the cash back in your name if you wish. There's hundreds on pounds to be made when moving to a new property using those sites to select an energy supplier, a telecommunications provider and more....

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System

Follow gsmlnx's excellent - and accurate - advice. Contact has to be made with the deemed supplier or it could result in a raft of billing/account issues. Once that is done, then switch at will.