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My fixed rate dual fuel (gas & electric) comes to an end on 1st Feb'22. I am being offered 3 options a fixed rate of over £300 monthly a loyal customer fixed rate of £226 monthly or a do nothing rate of £153 a month. With energy prices reportedly set to rise by over 50% in April I am leaning towards taking the "do nothing" option. Any advise or help greatly appreviated
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My fixed rate dual fuel (gas & electric) comes to an end on 1st Feb'22. I am being offered 3 options a fixed rate of over £300 monthly a loyal customer fixed rate of £226 monthly or a do nothing rate of £153 a month. With energy prices reportedly set to rise by over 50% in April I am leaning towards taking the "do nothing" option. Any advise or help greatly appreviated
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Your direct debit is not your bill.Also chances are given the state of the energy market the "do nothing" option will be the best solution.1
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you need to be looking at the tariff rates and not the monthly DD amount.That being said - do nothing would probably be the best option at this moment in time.1
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