Any recommendations please. Mines going from £92 to £130 a month in April?

Ta

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Just changed ours over from M&S Energy to extraenergy who were easily the cheapest and I did quite a lot of research.

 

http://www.extraenergy.com/

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cheapenergyclub

 

You'll get £30 cash back on most deals too

I've heard EON are pretty decent.

I've recently switched my electric to e-on, but sse were cheaper for gas.

Any recommendations please. Mines going from £92 to £130 a month in April?

Ta

That not because it's the end of winter so your averages are SKU'd?

 

I'd imagine that would be coming back down again in a couple of months

I've recently switched my electric to e-on, but sse were cheaper for gas.

 

E-on do they know who you are?

 

I switched to First Utility 2 years ago from British Gas and saved nearly £800 in the first year. (Dual Fuel)

 

They have reviewed my tariff twice to make sure I don't build up too much credit and adjust the payments accordingly.

 

All readings submitted online. Piece of piss.

Edited March 8, 201610 yr by floyd

Saved £800 a year

 

Jesus, you must have been getting billed £2k a year+ to get that sort of saving

 

Think mines about £800-£1200 per year all in and that's for a 3 bed semi

 

I work from home as well though so the heatings on a lot in winter

Just renewed on Ovo, gas and leccy £52 a month on a semi which I've insulated the fuck out of. That's £624 a year, how the shittery do you save £800?!?

Just renewed on Ovo, gas and leccy £52 a month on a semi which I've insulated the fuck out of. That's £624 a year, how the shittery do you save £800?!?

 

you're never in, though.

I pay £88 a month for a dual fuel deal that was on moneysavingexpert a few months back. There are even cheaper deals now but less than 90 quid a month is fuck all for a 4 bed, especially when the kids leave every fucking light on in the house.