I'm on a good fix for gas at the moment but it runs out in October. I can't get a better deal at the moment but the 24 month fix would increase my unit price by 0.8p per kWh, while my standing charge will go down (!). Based on my usage in the period between now and October, I would pay an extra £5 in unit charges, offset by a reduction of £2 in standing charges. In other words a switch now would cost me £3, but give me a price fix for 24 months.
With goings on in the middle east , my thinking is that gas prices might well be on the way up, so waiting till October might cost me dear. On the other hand once I've got a fix I could easily swap to a cheaper fix if one emerges later - although this tariff comes with a hefty £100 exit fee per fuel, and that might be a sticking point.
I've looked through the T&Cs and can't find any reference to there being no exit fee if I remain with Eon Next but on a different tariff. Can anyone explain why such an important piece of information isn't stated more clearly ? Or perhaps times have changed and our old assumptions don't apply any longer?
With goings on in the middle east , my thinking is that gas prices might well be on the way up, so waiting till October might cost me dear. On the other hand once I've got a fix I could easily swap to a cheaper fix if one emerges later - although this tariff comes with a hefty £100 exit fee per fuel, and that might be a sticking point.
I've looked through the T&Cs and can't find any reference to there being no exit fee if I remain with Eon Next but on a different tariff. Can anyone explain why such an important piece of information isn't stated more clearly ? Or perhaps times have changed and our old assumptions don't apply any longer?
Current Eon Next customer, ex EDF, Zog and Symbio. Don't think dual fuel saves money and think the smart meter programme is a waste of our money. Chronologically Gifted. If I offend let me know by private message, but I’ll continue to express my opinions nonetheless.
