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Understanding cheap energy clug results
Vizlaowner2
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Energy
i've just done a comparison vs my current provider based on the expected jan 1st 2026 price cap increase. In the results, it says "no saving" then a numb er in read and % differences with a "+" sign next to them.
I'm assuming this means none of the available tariffs are better than my current provider?
Then in the explanations at the top of the page, is says that savings after the price cap increase will be slightly better. Seeing as the best result is over £100 more than my current tariff, is it safe to assume I'm on the best rate and won't improve it even with the price cap increase?
I'm assuming this means none of the available tariffs are better than my current provider?
Then in the explanations at the top of the page, is says that savings after the price cap increase will be slightly better. Seeing as the best result is over £100 more than my current tariff, is it safe to assume I'm on the best rate and won't improve it even with the price cap increase?
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