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MSE News: Energy prices fall as price cap starts – but don't be fooled, most will still overpay
MSE_Andrew
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MSE Staff
in Energy
Millions of customers stuck on expensive standard tariffs should start to see lower energy bills this week as Ofgem's price cap kicks in, though don't be fooled – the savings are still pitiful compared to switching to the cheapest providers...
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I can only see prices rising for the savvy Moneysaving consumers as the subsidy we receive from those on more expensive tariffs reduces.0
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