Non: Check your energy tariffs

[Druss_the_Legend]

If you haven't checked your energy tariffs for a while, make sure you search around right now, you could save a LOT of money if you can find a new fixed deal to take you through winter next year. Dont ignore it as some people are paying way over the top for their energy.

 

[stanthevan]

Tell my wife. I’m forever telling her to look for better rates but she has a bizarre sense of loyalty to whichever energy or phone firm is currently ripping her off. She’d be a crap footballer. She’d stay with the same team for her entire playing career.

 

[SlowDownDerek]

Tell my wife. I’m forever telling her to look for better rates but she has a bizarre sense of loyalty to whichever energy or phone firm is currently ripping her off. She’d be a crap footballer. She’d stay with the same team for her entire playing career.

Ask her politely if she'll let you wear the trousers for once.

 

[billythekid]

Got a fixed tariff for a year last August with Octopus.

 

[stanthevan]

Ask her politely if she'll let you wear the trousers for once.

We operate in a socialist cooperative arrangement where all decisions are reached mutually.

 

[DJ]

We operate in a socialist cooperative arrangement where all decisions are reached mutually.

As long as you agree with her.

 

[DJ]

This isn’t as good as it once was, but it’s probably the best place to check.

https://clubs.moneysavingexpert.com/cheapenergyclub

 

[Sorry Roger]

We operate in a socialist cooperative arrangement where all decisions are reached mutually.

Ask her to let you wear the responsibly sourced vegan sandals then

 

[SlowDownDerek]

We operate in a socialist cooperative arrangement where all decisions are reached mutually.

Brilliant. I got told this week that I'd mutually decided that I'm not going to Arsenal - something about clashing with her birthday whenever the hell that is.

 

[kirsikka]

My wife has been telling me I'm too obsessed with football since our first season together.

 

[beds cherry]

£130 a month for 12 months with Octopus. About the average I think according to the news.

 

[ZacMac]

Just fixed with EON. £90 for 15 months

 

[billythekid]

We had a thread about this last year when they started to do fixed prices again.

 

[afcdibby]

I moved my electricity to FUSE last year because I'm a low user and their daily charge was significantly lower. Now it isn't, and my bill looks like increasing this next quarter.

I was a shell customer for gas, who OCTOPUS recently acquired. My limited dealings with OCTOPUS have been positive.

 

[red_house]

£130 a month for 12 months with Octopus. About the average I think according to the news.

We were paying that before Putin lost the plot. Now we're up at £230 with Octopus. 5 bed, 16 Rads, 3 occupants.

They're saying I could save by switching to Loyal Octopus 12 month fixed but I think I'll start looking around.

 

[Druss_the_Legend]

Ignore monthly estimates. Look at the actual tariff prices, compare to your current and see if you could save.

 

[Quin the Eskimo Monton]

If you haven't checked your energy tariffs for a while, make sure you search around right now, you could save a LOT of money if you can find a new fixed deal to take you through winter next year. Dont ignore it as some people are paying way over the top for their energy.

My wife pays the electric bill apparently she was £924 in credit and she is a pensior