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roy_harper

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17 February at 10:11AM edited 17 February at 10:17AM in Energy

Hi, Is it still the case that I should put a lot of money on the meter to avoid price rises?

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QrizB Posts: 18,083 Forumite

17 February at 10:14AM

roy_harper said:

Hi, Is it still the case that I should put a lot of money on the meter to avoid price rises?

Probably not, no.
Prices are currently quite high and aren't expected to rise by much in April.

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