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npower vs bulb
Current supplier contract w npower runs out end of May2018, quick search on price comparison sites id bulb as cheapest provider with decent rating
Went to npower online account got a fixed price deal that ends March2020 that is £150 higher than the bulb which is standard rate and may increase subject to market prices
So stuck with npower
However couple observations - I did my own calculations using unit rate gas electricity and my annual usage which I monitor closely. This is the best and most accurate way to determine your annual gas electricity spend since find the price comparison sites make a few assumptions that don't always give a accurate comparison
Since our family household is high user of gas electric (30k Kwh and 8k Kwh annual respectively) it makes sense to do a separate spread sheet based calculation to get the best deal
Hope this helps anyone looking to renew
Went to npower online account got a fixed price deal that ends March2020 that is £150 higher than the bulb which is standard rate and may increase subject to market prices
So stuck with npower
However couple observations - I did my own calculations using unit rate gas electricity and my annual usage which I monitor closely. This is the best and most accurate way to determine your annual gas electricity spend since find the price comparison sites make a few assumptions that don't always give a accurate comparison
Since our family household is high user of gas electric (30k Kwh and 8k Kwh annual respectively) it makes sense to do a separate spread sheet based calculation to get the best deal
Hope this helps anyone looking to renew
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Bulb will pay your exit fees to switch to them, up to £120.
So it might be worth still switching
Energy club (moneysavingexpert comparison engine) does a really good job at comparing providers if you know your actual usage. So put your details in there.
Also Bulb is cheaper than nPower0 -
martinlewisjunior wrote: »
Also Bulb is cheaper than nPower
Hasn't Bulb just warned its existing customers that its prices are under review? It is a variable tariff that they offer. Nothing to stop a switch too them and then switch out again if prices rise. The latter will be without penalty.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
bulb also have a refer a friend programme where if you sign up using a friends link you Both get £50 credit on your accounts0
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