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Moved to a new house

westlife2810
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Hello All,
I have recently moved to a new build house and my supplier is E-on. As this is a new build I have no information on usage so am finding it difficult to work out whether to stay with the variable tariff or go to a fixed. What Would you recommend I do in this situation.
Thank you.
I have recently moved to a new build house and my supplier is E-on. As this is a new build I have no information on usage so am finding it difficult to work out whether to stay with the variable tariff or go to a fixed. What Would you recommend I do in this situation.
Thank you.
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Per the MSE article your choice is to stick with E.ON Next Flex (the variable tariff) or try to get onto Next Online V14.The fix is 30% more expensive at present but MSE think it could work out cheaper overall.N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Shell (now TT) BB / Lebara mobi. Ripple Kirk Hill member.
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Contact them with meter readings to set up your account, and stay on the deemed tariff. Without information about usage that's the best option.0
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Thank you all0
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jbuchanangb said:Contact them with meter readings to set up your account, and stay on the deemed tariff. Without information about usage that's the best option.0
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Out of interest how many bedrooms, is it gas central and hit water heating?0
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Just use the standard estimated kWh amounts for your type of property, it'll be near enough to get you started.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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