NOW OPEN: the MSE Forum 'Ask An Expert' event. This time we'd like your questions on TRAVEL & HOLIDAY DEALS. Post by Wed and deals expert MSE Oli will answer as many as he can.
What rates are you being offered by your provider at the moment?
With wholesale gas prices at their lowest level since November 2021, we want to know what fixed energy deals you're being offered by your current provider.
There are very few fixed deals available to new customers on the market, and those that are tend to be pricey. Yet sometimes we do hear of short-lived 'existing customer only' deals from certain firms that can be competitive. These deals aren't available on comparison sites, making them hard to keep track of.
Is there a good one out there that fellow MoneySavers might be missing out on?
Let us know the name of the tariff and the name of the supplier.
There are very few fixed deals available to new customers on the market, and those that are tend to be pricey. Yet sometimes we do hear of short-lived 'existing customer only' deals from certain firms that can be competitive. These deals aren't available on comparison sites, making them hard to keep track of.
Is there a good one out there that fellow MoneySavers might be missing out on?
Let us know the name of the tariff and the name of the supplier.
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Wasn’t offered anything amazing by EDF. A 2 year fix at 37p unit price and 44p standing. The £150 exit fee made me stick to the SVT, that is only 27p a unit. Still hurts after I have got used to paying 15p for the last 2 years.
That's a big saving over what could be the majority of people👍
Energy Used Electricity only. Used 5975kwh in the last year in a 4/5 bedroom detached house EPC high B. Designed not retro-fitted ASHP Mitsubishi Ecodan, under floor heating ground floor, radiators 1st floor. Multi-fuel burner in lounge.
Energy usage reduction success below 6000kwh a year. Comfortable 19-21oC through winter depending on the room and vaulted ceilings etc.
Dyslexia sufferer don't be too harsh if I get things a bit topsy turdy.
Have you started to put away a little contingency fund. We have on top of what we are paying now. Even though we have fixed at the current capped rate for two years til Apr '24 we are looking to build up a "just incase fund" if things keep on going up.
What we have also done is started reducing power usage early getting used to not wasting as much👍
Energy Used Electricity only. Used 5975kwh in the last year in a 4/5 bedroom detached house EPC high B. Designed not retro-fitted ASHP Mitsubishi Ecodan, under floor heating ground floor, radiators 1st floor. Multi-fuel burner in lounge.
Energy usage reduction success below 6000kwh a year. Comfortable 19-21oC through winter depending on the room and vaulted ceilings etc.
Dyslexia sufferer don't be too harsh if I get things a bit topsy turdy.
I haven’t even looked at the detail yet, but my first thought is whether BG can be trusted with that promise, after the debacle of their SoLR tariffs, and massive customer confusion over when those ‘Welcome’ tariffs lasted until?
So wind generated electricity could cost the same price as gas generated electricity.