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Fixed Deals versus Variable
Tomsrunning
Posts: 3 Newbie
in Energy
Apart from keeping monthly payments the same is there any advantage in having a fixed deal for energy? We submit a reading when we join a company and when we leave. I presume that if we have used more than we paid for because we were on a low fix then when we leave we have to pay the difference. So whether on a low or a variable deal - overall we still pay in total the same amount?
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You are obviously misunderstanding the basics. Fixed refers to the unit and standing charge prices not the amount you pay each month. A variable tariff can increase those unit and standing charges, recently increases in the region of 20 - 30% have occurred which you are protected from on a fixed tariff.0
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Thanks. That's helpful.0
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