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Finding a comprehensive comparision tariff chart for dual fuels
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GValue said:This brings me to the next issue about a 12 month contract or a longer term?That's where you'll have to look into your crystal ball. Variable tariffs can vary as the name suggests, so you can lose out if a good price is increased.You can have security with a fixed term contract, but you can lose out if prices generally fall. However, some fixed contracts don't have exit fees and may give the best of both worlds.You'll have to make your own decision about what's important to you, then cross your fingers and see what happens.1
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Didn't think I'd ever say it of British Gas but BG Evolve tariff looks pretty good for me a 12 month fix and no exit fees
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