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Being in credit
Elliottf1903
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Energy
I bought a house at the start of the year and have been renovating it while not living there. I have been paying gas and electricity bills and i am currently roughly £550 in credit. Would it be in my best interest to take this money out or leave it in the account for the preparation of the energy price rise?
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Are you planning on moving in over the next few months?Barnsley, South Yorkshire
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I would leave it in the account personally and then for a few months lower the DD until there is about £50 in the account then work out the yearly usage and increase the DD to about £5 less than what they want then when it is around £10 increase the DD to the amount of the original calculations.Someone please tell me what money is0
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How much are you paying each month in DD & is the latest billing accurate (eg based on actual reads)?0
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