Should I switch my tariff away from Next Loyalty fixed V4?
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Level 1924-11-23@WizzyWigg
Thanks for that information. What a pity that E.on Next cannot publish this themselves. When I asked them, they told me they would not have the tariff details until 1st December. Looks like the Loyalty fixed v4 is now slightly cheaper than the cap prices. I will save £2.63 a month.!! -
Level 8624-11-23
It's like most things in life. We've all got to the stage where we expect everything in the right place instantly. 🙃 Not like the good old days when we had to look things up.😂😂 Those figures may vary very very slightly to Eon Next Flex, but the consensus so far is to stay with V4. -
Level 120-12-23Think I might be looking to swap my V4 tariff in April
Annual energy bills for a typical household are expected to fall by £268 in April, a new forecast suggests. -
Level 8620-12-23Evening @Johnh1995 have you seen this:
https://www.cornwall-insight.com/pre...y-14-in-april/ .
It's food for thought for 2024. May be 😉. -
Level 1920-12-23
Yes, I read it today. A decision will have to be made when those tariffs are announced. I suspect it will be time to dump the Loyalty v4 contract
I calculated that if I switched now to Next Pledge 12m v2, I would save £20, so decided to stick with Loyalty v4 and look again when the April figures are published -
Level 9220-12-23@Johnh1995
Don't forget that whatever the rates come down to, OFGEM will likely be stuffing us all an extra £16 on our SCs to cover bad debts. So you'll have to run the numbers based on lower unit prices and likely much higher standing charge prices.
Don't shoot me, I'm only the piano player. I DON'T work for or on behalf of EON.Next, but am willing to try and help if I can. Not on mains gas, mobile network or mains drainage. House heated almost entirely by baby dragons. -
Level 1920-12-23@retrotecchie
Yes, you are correct. Win a bit, lose a bit ! -
Level 9120-12-23
I would have published the price cap maximum prices had I been in the UK and at my computer. They can be derived from tables published by OFGEM fairly easily. Whether a supplier publishes their tariffs early or late is a business decision. In the past I’ve found EDF publish their prices quite early on. I’ve found it’s the E7 prices that diverge the most from one supplier to another.
martin Lewis has published likely prices quite early on too. While early information might be desired, has its absence actually made any real difference?Current Eon Next customer, ex EDF, Zog and Symbio. Don't think dual fuel saves money and don't like smart meters. Chronologically Gifted. If I offend let me know by private message, but I’ll continue to express my opinions nonetheless.
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