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The capped price at 12000 kWh gas is only around £25 pa dearer and at 3100 kWh electric £5 dearer for PAYG over DD so not a life changing sum. You may have difficulty finding a new supplier that will take new customers but maybe Boost will arrange a switch to OVO, their parent company.
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The situation seems to be that none of the energy suppliers are accepting new customers onto their Standard Variable Rate at the moment. Any switch will be to a Fixed term, Fixed tariff rate at levels higher than the OFGEM imposed cap which applies to SVR tariffs. So unless you can get a supplier to accept you onto a PAYG SVR, with agreement to change you to a credit meter SVR, staying with Boost might be the best option taking into account the current state of the market.
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