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clavsHyundnl67moa
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I have been an EDF customer for many years and am on a dual fuel tariff which ends on 28 February.
I presently pay £130 per month and they have offered a deal at £167.
Should I be considering this in this present market
I presently pay £130 per month and they have offered a deal at £167.
Should I be considering this in this present market
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Welcome to the forum.The answer is "maybe". It depends on the unit rates you're being offered, rather than the proposed monthly DD.You'll find much more discussion of fixed tariffs ve variable ones in the main Energy forum here:
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Welcome to the LPG, Oil and alternative fuels section.
Whilst your post is off-topic for this section (its the one above it you want), you are not the first and won't be the last and the board admin won't amend the forum name. So, you will get some responses here but not as many as you would if you posted in the energy section.
I would take the deal and go with certainty of payment as things are unlikely to improve in the short term.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
OP check the actual unit and standing charge prices as the £167 is no more than an estimate .
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Absolutely it is worth considering in this present market.clavsHyundnl67moa said:I have been an EDF customer for many years and am on a dual fuel tariff which ends on 28 February.
I presently pay £130 per month and they have offered a deal at £167.
Should I be considering this in this present market
I'm wondering why you would not consider it.
How does the tariff compare to what else is available to you?
Care to share with us the name of this particular EDF tariff?
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