Monday, 6 February 2012

Find the cheapest utility

First utility may now be the cheaper option to change to for your and electric, saving you more money.
First:utility is the smarter independent utilities supplier, offering electricity and gas services to a range of consumer and business customers. It is the only energy provider to be taking steps to roll out smart meters to all its customers. It is through the use of smart metering technology that first:utility can empower consumers to manage their own energy consumption and bills. It is headquartered in Warwick.

The isave tariff provides online management of your account. Prices are fixed for the first three months, and there is up to £180 discount for duel fuel.


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Wednesday, 18 January 2012

Latest energy price cuts

Dont miss out on this price cut it could save you ££££££££


Price cuts: The story so far...

  • British Gas announced that it will cut electricity prices by an average of 5% or £26, with immediate effect. [2]
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  • npower will cut gas prices by an average of 5% or £39, with effect from 1st February 2012. [3]
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  • EDF Energy will cut gas prices by an average of 5% or £38 with effect from 7th February 2012. [4]
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  • E.ON will cut electricity prices by an average of 6% or £33 with effect from 27th February 2012. [5]
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  • ScottishPower will cut gas prices by an average of 5% or £42 with effect from 27th February 2012. [6]
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  • SSE will cut gas prices by an average of 4.5% or £28, with effect from 26th March 2012. [7]


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Wednesday, 11 January 2012

Cheaper Gas

Cheaper gas is on the way. EDF have announced that they are to cut gas only, prices by 5%. About 1.4 million customers will benefit from this, however people that have chosen a fixed plan like myself are unlikely to benefit from the reduction. Other suppliers like British Gas are likely to follow the price cuts.

EDF raised its gas prices by 15.4% and electricity bills by 4.5% last year. This compared to rises by British Gas in August 2011 of 18% for gas and 16% for electricity, and similar moves by all the other major suppliers.
But EDF's electricity prices will not come down next month. A spokesman for the company said this was because customers had already been protected against the full rise in wholesale electricity prices. Electricity had gone up by 14% between March and September 2011, he said, but the EDF increase in November had only been 4.5%.

Thursday, 8 December 2011

Best credit card deal

Tesco seem to have a good deal with credit cards at the moment.No Interest on all purchases frozen for 15 months, providing a great saving for you. Not only that there is 0% on balance transfers for 9 months, which may come in handy with Christmas coming up (2.9%) transfer fee. I think this is the cheapest as of this day. Not only that but you will get clubcard points as well, and a chance to win £1,500, I don't think you will find a cheaper deal online. Please comment if you find one.
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Sunday, 20 November 2011

cheaper petrol

Sainsburys have a great offer on petrol at the moment. 10p per litre off when you spend £60 or more in store. That means you can do your Christmas shopping and go and get petrol cheaper, a great deal.


Save 10p per litre of fuel when you spend £60* or more instore on a single transaction. Offer ends 20 November 2011. Fuel voucher valid for 14 days
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Friday, 21 October 2011

The correct info on energy prices


"We should be checking to see whether or not we’re on the cheapest tariff"
That was the advice from the Energy Secretary, Chris Huhne, after the summit with the Big Six energy suppliers earlier this week.
Although the Government said they needed to work “harder and faster" to bring down energy bills, at the end of the day the message was clear.  In order for consumers to be able to benefit from lower energy bills this winter, they need to check whether they are on the cheapest tariff available, and if not, they should switch in order to save money.
Even though the “Big Six” have now all pledged not to increase prices again this winter, suppliers are continuously launching new tariffs. These new tariffs sometimes offer big savings for those consumers that switch.  Many consumers also don’t realise that by switching to another tariff offered by their current supplier, they can often still save money.
Consumers can also usually benefit by switching to monthly direct debit payments, as suppliers often offer discounts for paying by direct debit, helping to reduce bills further.
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Here are just a few of the new tariffs launched recently
Npower
17th October 2011
npower Flex Saver Feb 2013 – offers dual fuel customers capped energy prices at a 5% discount to npower’s standard prices until 28th Feb 2013. Compare »
E.ON Energy
7th October 2011
E.ON Energy Fit Plan – a two year tariff which offers customers a FREE month’s energy per year (in months 12 and 24). No cancellation fees, Tesco Clubcard points and a Free Energy Monitor Compare »
Scottish Power
6th October 2011
Online Fixed Price Energy January 2013. Fixed energy prices until 31st December 2012. Only available to monthly direct debit, dual fuel customers and the account must be managed online. Compare »
Scottish Power
5thth October 2011
Fixed Energy October 2013. Fixed energy prices until October 2013 and comes with Scottish Power’s HomeComfort boiler care package. Only available for monthly direct debit, dual fuel customers. Compare »
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Saturday, 1 October 2011

Which gas and electric supplier have the best record

Which gas and electric supplier have the best record. This could be vital information if you are looking to switch supplier.

For a period a few years ago, Scottish & Southern Energy (which also trades as Southern or Atlantic) could be relied upon to consistently be one of the cheapest on 'standard tariff' energy. These are the prices which the majority of customers pay because these are the prices for those customers who have never switched supplier, simply becoming a customer of the incumbent energy supplier in their area after deregulation of the energy market.
 In the past three years, British Gas has stepped up efforts to compete on standard tariff prices and for a while was consistently the cheapest provider.
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