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£229.70 a month with EON Next
Hello all
I'm with EON Next. I am on their Next Flex tarrif for both Electricity & Gas.
My monthly direct debit is £229.70 (for both, Gas & Electric). Is this normal? I was paying £99 a month before. I know energy prices have risen, but should it be this high?
Here is a screenshot.
I'm struggling with bills at the moment, I have nothing left over to save.
I'm with EON Next. I am on their Next Flex tarrif for both Electricity & Gas.
My monthly direct debit is £229.70 (for both, Gas & Electric). Is this normal? I was paying £99 a month before. I know energy prices have risen, but should it be this high?
Here is a screenshot.
I'm struggling with bills at the moment, I have nothing left over to save.
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It depends on your usage.
Were you previously in credit or debit? Does the new figure include arrears? How does your forecast usage match up with the monthly figure?0 -
I did not owe them money previously. I remember checking a few days before the price hike. I will start writing down my meter readings in a spreadsheet so that I can see my usage and do the calculation myself.Only Student Loans to get rid off (Plan 1)1
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Did you recently come off a fixed rate? It can be quite a shock moving from a good fixed rate deal to the variable capped rate. As an example ours changed from £75 to £177.70
You can only really calculate fully with a years energy usage do you know your kWh used?
You won't be the only one without money left over for a savings pot. This is the new norm and come October this year another 40% plus rise just in time for all the costly winter energy bills. Which because it's where people use most of their energy will mean a far greater than 40% rise in their direct debits in pounds and pence for the year.0 -
Your screenshot shows that you are £115 in debt, over the next 6 months that will add £20 per month to your direct debit.Ciwan said:I did not owe them money previously. I remember checking a few days before the price hike. I will start writing down my meter readings in a spreadsheet so that I can see my usage and do the calculation myself.
@Mstty already asked if you recently came of a fixed tariff, which would explain the huge increase in your debit order.
Positive is the £400 you will receive over 6 months in winter, but that will just cover the 40% increase for the cap that is the forecast at the moment if your debit order is correct.
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