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Is my fix offer savings meaningful?
Got this through from octopus however unsure if its worth doing at all, but I dont really understand it any input would be great. on fleixilbe my
On the 15 month fix my tarrif would be
| Daily standing charge | 66.26p /day |
|---|---|
| Unit rate | 23.51p /kWh |
| Early exit fee | £0 |
| Daily standing charge | 29.67p /day |
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| Unit rate | 6.21p /kWh |
| Early exit fee | £0 |
| Daily standing charge | 65.37p /day |
|---|---|
| Unit rate | 22.70p /kWh |
| Early exit fee | £0 |
| Daily standing charge | 29.49p /day |
|---|---|
| Unit rate | 6.08p /kWh |
| Early exit fee | £0 |
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Try this in the energy forum 😉2006 LBM £28,000+ in debt.
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What's the name of the tariff?
But just by looking at numbers, day rate as well as night rate are marginally cheaper and there are no exit fees - and as it's fixed you'll protect yourself from any price rises and if prices drop you can leave anytime, so yeah you'd save like 1-2% 😅1 -
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Octopus 15month fixedNewbie_John said:What's the name of the tariff?
But just by looking at numbers, day rate as well as night rate are marginally cheaper and there are no exit fees - and as it's fixed you'll protect yourself from any price rises and if prices drop you can leave anytime, so yeah you'd save like 1-2% 😅0 -
Could I move back to Octopus flexible though or would I have to leave Octopus all together?Steveotwo said:
Octopus 15month fixedNewbie_John said:What's the name of the tariff?
But just by looking at numbers, day rate as well as night rate are marginally cheaper and there are no exit fees - and as it's fixed you'll protect yourself from any price rises and if prices drop you can leave anytime, so yeah you'd save like 1-2% 😅0 -
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Signed up to the newsletter back then not participated in the forum until the past 3 weeks, but thanks for trying to prove some kind of point 🤣bristolleedsfan said:0 -
Yes you could exit the fix and switch back to Flexible Octopus (or any other tariff on offer) without completely leaving Octopus first - although it’s worth bearing in mind the prices on Flexible Octopus will change every 3 months as opposed to the fixed tariff where you’ll have certainty of the pricing until the end date.Steveotwo said:
Could I move back to Octopus flexible though or would I have to leave Octopus all together?Steveotwo said:
Octopus 15month fixedNewbie_John said:What's the name of the tariff?
But just by looking at numbers, day rate as well as night rate are marginally cheaper and there are no exit fees - and as it's fixed you'll protect yourself from any price rises and if prices drop you can leave anytime, so yeah you'd save like 1-2% 😅Moo…3
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