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Energy Percentages?

I have been listening to Martin’s advice about whether to fix or not, if you see a deal which is around 75% more than what you are paying now or 15% after the April price rises then it’s worth considering- but how do you work out these sorts of percentages?

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  • Gerry1
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    Just work out the annual cost.  If you're paying £1,000 per year and the new figure would be £1,150 then the increase is 15%.
    To work out the annual cost, multiply the rate per kWh by your annual consumption in kWh derived from actual meter readings, then add 365 times the daily charge.
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