News out today.
Apparently 66% of households are on the standard variable rate which is virtually the price cap rate. Martin Lewis describes this as the “Pants Rate”.
switching to the next pledge would save circa £50 per annum, while switching to a fixed rate might save a lot more.
i commented in another thread that most households are apathetic when it comes to controlling their energy costs and this is why I wrote that. It seems people moan about the cost of living and higher prices but do little or nothing to reduce their costs.
Getting a fix tariff, will mean paying by direct debit. Initially this will be fixed DD, but a call to customer services can put you on a variable direct debit, where your DD matches your monthly bill, if that suits you.
I sincerely hope that forum members will not be on the pants cap from 1 October.
Apparently 66% of households are on the standard variable rate which is virtually the price cap rate. Martin Lewis describes this as the “Pants Rate”.
switching to the next pledge would save circa £50 per annum, while switching to a fixed rate might save a lot more.
i commented in another thread that most households are apathetic when it comes to controlling their energy costs and this is why I wrote that. It seems people moan about the cost of living and higher prices but do little or nothing to reduce their costs.
Getting a fix tariff, will mean paying by direct debit. Initially this will be fixed DD, but a call to customer services can put you on a variable direct debit, where your DD matches your monthly bill, if that suits you.
I sincerely hope that forum members will not be on the pants cap from 1 October.
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.
