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Fixed Tariff Renewal - OUCH!!
Chrishazle
Posts: 609 Forumite
in Energy
My current dual fuel fixed tariff runs out 31 March, and I've just had the renewal offer of a fixed tariff to 31 Jan 2020.
Past year DD was £122 but reduced in December to £115, looks like that will be about correct.
Renewal offer from 1 April is £152pm! Had a quick look at comparison sites and Cheap Energy Club, all offers are £145 and upward. I spreadsheet my gas and electricity useage so have accurate annual useage figures for both.
Been with current supplier for a couple of years now and been very happy with them, looks like the next 12 months will be rather more expensive than past 12 months!
Past year DD was £122 but reduced in December to £115, looks like that will be about correct.
Renewal offer from 1 April is £152pm! Had a quick look at comparison sites and Cheap Energy Club, all offers are £145 and upward. I spreadsheet my gas and electricity useage so have accurate annual useage figures for both.
Been with current supplier for a couple of years now and been very happy with them, looks like the next 12 months will be rather more expensive than past 12 months!
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Have you tried separate suppliers for gas & electric?
Dual fuel is not always cheaper option these daysNumerus non sum0 -
Looking at MSE CE today my fix Feb 2018 i would be able to get almost the same price on the Big Energy Switch and a few others .
Comparing tarrif prices only .0 -
Forget about what your direct debit will be with your current supplier or what the projected monthly price is with a new supplier just look at the the tariff you are paying now, your energy consumption in kWh over the past year & the proposed new tariffs to calculate what will best for you.0
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