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Fixed tariff information
Alloutofluck
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Energy
Hi I am a bit confused. On the money expert site it lists site the octopus fixed price tariff as worth considering at 3% below the price cap. However, when I use the calculator further down the page it says it is not worth it as money saving expert recommends fixed prices to be 9% below the price cap. Can anyone explain this please as I do not know whether to switch from flexible to 12 months fixed
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Cheapest fixed rate tariff, cheaper than current energy cap with no exit fees has to be worth considering.Alloutofluck said:Hi I am a bit confused. On the money expert site it lists site the octopus fixed price tariff as worth considering at 3% below the price cap. However, when I use the calculator further down the page it says it is not worth it as money saving expert recommends fixed prices to be 9% below the price cap. Can anyone explain this please as I do not know whether to switch from flexible to 12 months fixed0
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