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Britsh Gas fix until august 2019
hello all
I have just come off a BG tariff back on to their standard tariff. they have a fixed tariff until august 2019 which is basically their standard tariff now ,fixed until 2019. I currently pay by direct debit. gas is £50 per month and electricity is £36 per month.
is this worth considering????
thanks for any replies
I have just come off a BG tariff back on to their standard tariff. they have a fixed tariff until august 2019 which is basically their standard tariff now ,fixed until 2019. I currently pay by direct debit. gas is £50 per month and electricity is £36 per month.
is this worth considering????
thanks for any replies
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What do the switching sites say you could spend? You need to compare your actual energy used in kWh per year and see what is available before making any decisions.0
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I've always found them to be the dearest of the big companies, for me.0
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i did a comparison using the actual usage and i can save around £216 with someone called Green Energy Network....never heard of them....or the rest that are around £180-200 saving......One Select, Tonik, Bristol Energy, Breeze, Affect.....all are a 1 year fixed.
just a bit wary when i read about problems people have when they switch...Iresa being one of them being discussed on here0 -
i did a comparison using the actual usage and i can save around £216 with someone called Green Energy Network....never heard of them....or the rest that are around £180-200 saving......One Select, Tonik, Bristol Energy, Breeze, Affect.....all are a 1 year fixed.
just a bit wary when i read about problems people have when they switch...Iresa being one of them being discussed on here
Iresa has been a bit of a pain for some of us but it has not put me off switching the cheapest supplier. All supplies are protected as are credit balances. Bear in mind, that the percentage of switches that have issues is statistically very small. Go for it - even the Big 6 can get things wrong from time to time.0 -
I've always found them to be the dearest of the big companies, for me.0
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I'm just a bit wary of these companies I've never heard of. also with this Brexit stuff going on I'm just wondering if a 2 year fixed with BG might look good in 6 months time.......I've never had any issues with BG, always jumped on their special tariffs. I did that BG collective last time as well0
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