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Should I leave my current fix (ends in May) to go on another fix ready for the price cap rise?

l.c.elliott · 2025-01-17 09:32:07

My current tariff is octopus 12m fixed May 2024 v1. I like the rates. However, with it ending in May 2025 and the price cap expected to rise, I'm worried I won't get another decent fix so thinking if I fix now that gives me peace of mind for another set period. No exit penalty currently which is good. Upon doing a…

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PZ19 Posts: 551 Forumite

21 February at 1:08PM edited 21 February at 1:09PM

Surely as we have all been fed the line that energy prices have risen because of the war in Ukraine, once Trump stops the war, energy prices should be falling quickly in future months? 😂😂

I am being heavily sarcastic by the way!

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