Households across the country are set to face an income hit of £1,200 a year due to rising energy prices, tax increases and wage stagnation, according to a report by the think tank Resolution Foundation...
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Households to face a £1,200 hit from next April with 2022 set to be the 'year of the squeeze'
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Households to face a £1,200 hit from next April with 2022 set to be the 'year of the squeeze'
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I have just heard from Scottish Gas
£1278.01 estimated annual cost
Based on paying by Direct DebitThis tariff is £421.10 more than the default tariff - but we’ll keep your rates fixed until 31st July 2023
If instead I go on to the variable tariff it will be£856.91 estimated annual cost
Based on paying by Direct DebitVariable~ rate tariff with no end date No exit fees
Can I just clarify should I do nothing and move on to variable when my current capped contract ends in January Thanks for your help, sorry I cut and pasted from Scottish gas email0 -
JC1949 said:
Can I just clarify should I do nothing and move on to variable when my current capped contract ends in January Thanks for your help, sorry I cut and pasted from Scottish gas email 1
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