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Fix now?
Hi all
I’m currently with Sainsbury’s energy on a cap tracker and I don’t/can’t have a smart meter at present. Advice seems to be lock in. Should I go for the octopus 12 month no fee exit fix which is above current cap but below the October and January potential rises?
I’m currently with Sainsbury’s energy on a cap tracker and I don’t/can’t have a smart meter at present. Advice seems to be lock in. Should I go for the octopus 12 month no fee exit fix which is above current cap but below the October and January potential rises?
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If you prefer knowing what you will pay fix, simple really. Not much to say, we don't expect to see big rises, only a few % but who knows.
Yeah, octopus sounds good as you can change your mind anytime and get free £50.
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I would always always go with the cheapest price at the time, regardless of whether it's fixed rate or variable. I only consider deals with no exit fee - so I'm always free to switch if I feel like I'm paying too much.0
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Except we already know that prices are going up by 10% in a few weeks (and possibly a further 3% after that), so a variable tariff that is "cheaper" at this moment in time, won't be for long.Mark_d said:I would always always go with the cheapest price at the time, regardless of whether it's fixed rate or variable. I only consider deals with no exit fee - so I'm always free to switch if I feel like I'm paying too much.0
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