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I have all the numbers but I don't know what to do with them!
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I've worked it all out with the new gas figures.... now seeing the difference is nearly £1000 - do I fix or stay on the standard variable?
JGB1955 said:
I'm guessing (because you haven't told us) that you are trying to compare the cost of a future fix against your current costs?
Add both standing charges together, then multiply by 365.
That makes your current charge (27.22+ 37.918) x 365 = £237.75 per annum.
The BG fix works out at (44.083 + 30.645) x 365 = £272.75
Then multiply the unit cost by the estimated usage
Your gas works out at 15914.05 x 7.344 = £1168.72The fix is 15914.05 x 10.507 = £1672.08
The electricity is 29.24 x 5218.26 = £1,525.81
The fix is 36.236 x 5218.26 = £1890.88
TOTAL current is £2694.53 (£224 per month)
TOTAL anticipated fix is £3562.96 (£296 per month)
I'm not sure if you might need to add 5% VAT to these figures.0 -
In addition to the above ..... am I better paying more now to get on the fixed rate and in the long term will it save me money or am I better staying on the lower rate now and facing the increase in the autumn? I apologise for any stupid questions and mistakes ... a combination of being utterly confused and panicked by what to do. Many thanks again for everyone's help so far!0
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@JoJo24601 Both your Gas and Electric are on the high side - there would appear to a case for turning that thermostat down and the lights off
Never pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0 -
Robin9 said:@JoJo24601 Both your Gas and Electric are on the high side - there would appear to a case for turning that thermostat down and the lights off
must be the tumble dryer.0 -
How much do you use the tumble dryer?
But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
Lewis Carroll0 -
theoretica said:How much do you use the tumble dryer?0
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This time of year - get a washing line and some pegs.Never pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0
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Robin - based on the figures above - would you fix or stay on the variable?0
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