What rates are you being offered by your provider at the moment?

NannaH

I’ve just done the same, hoping that when the government £400 rolls in,
it will knock at least £30 off my DD of £230.  

Lee667

pickapennyup said:

babs31 said:

Eon next 1 year V18 this morning are offering me an increase from Annual cost £4,169.31  to Annual cost £9,420.57 I can't work out if this is in fact a good deal?
 

	Electricity	Gas
Daily standing charge	41.66p	27.22p
Unit rate	69.65p per kWh	17.02p per kWh
Assumed annual usage	5,202kWh	32,575kWh

 

i am coming to the end of a fix and Eon quoted a tarriff which i took then saw on here somebody was given a better tarriff so i complained this was a couple of weeks ago and was then offered a better one and for 2 yrs bill will go from £110 to £210

Annual gas usage estimate Estimated Annual Usage 7652 kWh GAS
Estimated electric Annual Usage 3608.6 kWh ELECTRIC

maybe complain i think the deal is reasonable but im no expert,worth a try and hoping my deal is ok oh and NO exit fee

Electricity

EON Charge v3

Fixed term ends 16/08/2022

18.83 p/kWh 24.12 p/day

(All rates inc. VAT)

Electricity

Next Loyalty 24M Fixed Rate - June 2022 Issue 2

Starting on 16/08/2022

Fixed term ends 16/08/2024

41.03 p/kWh 43.39 p/day

(All rates inc. VAT)

Gas

EON Charge v3

Fixed term ends 16/08/2022

3.44 p/kWh 26.60 p/day

(All rates inc. VAT)

Gas

Next Loyalty 24M Fixed Rate - June 2022 Issue 2

Starting on 16/08/2022

Fixed term ends 16/08/2024

10.52 p/kWh 27.22 p/day

(All rates inc. VAT)

You've got the same tariff as me with the same unit costs and SC. These are about 49% above the current SVT rates and with the new prediction today that it could be an increase of over 80% come October then the fix rates are a no brainer. 

Spoonie_Turtle

pochase said:

I would suggest that everybody who currently has an offer for a fix should immediately take it and use the cool off to do further checks.

It will be only matter of hours before all current fixes are withdrawn. That happened after every new prediction.

What looked inflated yesterday might look brilliant tomorrow.

I've not long woken up, after reading this thread went straight to check if the fix at 58.98p was still available, nope, Loyal Octopus is now 69.56p

Mstty

Spoonie_Turtle said:

pochase said:

I would suggest that everybody who currently has an offer for a fix should immediately take it and use the cool off to do further checks.

It will be only matter of hours before all current fixes are withdrawn. That happened after every new prediction.

What looked inflated yesterday might look brilliant tomorrow.

I've not long woken up, after reading this thread went straight to check if the fix at 58.98p was still available, nope, Loyal Octopus is now 69.56p

Latest agile for electricity capped at 55p?

Latest tracker capped at 16p for gas

Spoonie_Turtle

Mstty said:

Spoonie_Turtle said:

pochase said:

I would suggest that everybody who currently has an offer for a fix should immediately take it and use the cool off to do further checks.

It will be only matter of hours before all current fixes are withdrawn. That happened after every new prediction.

What looked inflated yesterday might look brilliant tomorrow.

I've not long woken up, after reading this thread went straight to check if the fix at 58.98p was still available, nope, Loyal Octopus is now 69.56p

Latest agile for electricity capped at 55p?

Needs a smart meter.  Even if my parents relented and we asked for one fitted, what are the chances it will be superceded by a new tariff version with a higher cap by the time it's installed?

(If we had a smart meter already we'd have hopped onto the original 35p capped Agile!)

Edit: I forgot Tracker electricity, capped 55p.  My parents had seen the news, a discussion has been had, and if we must have a smart meter we will (reluctantly - we love the simplicity of our current one!).

spikejrt

I bit on my fixed deal with British Gas, 50p per kwh and 31p daily s/c - as my current fix ends on the 2nd Sept, it's only 1 month where the unit price is higher than the current SVT.

BUFF

lowmiles said:

im being offered £309 a month from £202 -shall i pull the trigger? 

Assumed annual usage elec-	2,876kWh	gas- 14,447kWh

this is Eon

what rates?

alfmurph

If government is offering every household £400 off their bills at £66 or £67 per month from october has this been financed into fixed tariff deals being offered .

Mstty

alfmurph said:

If government is offering every household £400 off their bills at £66 or £67 per month from october has this been financed into fixed tariff deals being offered .

No because say for example you are on a fixed DD of £100 for your electricity. In October £66 will be paid by the government and the energy company will only take £34.

It has no bearing on fixed deals whatsoever

Doc_N

alfmurph said:

If government is offering every household £400 off their bills at £66 or £67 per month from october has this been financed into fixed tariff deals being offered .

I can’t imagine they’d be able to do that. They might be gambling on the possibility of the government being forced, politically, to cap the cap though and either have no increase at all on 1 October or a much smaller one than it should be. Just to stop the potential rioting and refusals to pay. Been there before with Poll Tax - a really good idea, but political suicide.