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Renewing fixed contract

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  • paultay7
    paultay7 Posts: 1 Newbie
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    My fixed rate contract ends in May with e on, when should I attempt to renew?

  • QrizB
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    EON should contact you 6-7 weeks before your current deal ends with details of whatever tariffs they are offering at that time. If you've not heard anything by about 4 weeks before, check your online account and see if there's any offers there.

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  • molerat
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    With Eon you can change penalty free at any time. My daughter was on an Oct 26 fix and moved to a cheaper May 27 fix at the beginning of March. You need to constantly monitor the available tariffs in your on line account and switch when it will save you money.

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