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Removal of price cap
Oldmoondog
Posts: 13 Forumite
in Energy
I have recently changed from an EON variable rate to the E12 fixed rate. Which is an increase of over £100 a month in charges from April 1st. Does this mean that I will be entitled to a rebate after 12 months if I have used less energy?
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If you have used less energy than your monthly payments cover then yes they will refund any overpayment.
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Yes. Equally, if you've used more energy - you will owe them.0
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Might it have been a better strategy to use less energy under the variable tariff?
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