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UKTH forums 🛠️ Life & Stuff Utilities Worth changing tarriff? Hi all, So just looking to see current energy tariffs as although I’m fixed, its up mid next year so thought I’d take a look and see what prices are... Reply To: Worth changing tarriff? Hi all, So just looking to see current energy tariffs as although I’m fixed, its up mid next year so thought I’d take a look and see what prices are…

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Was thinking of waiting till July but just seen this posted…

Outfox the Market
Fix’d Dual May25 12M v5.0
– 12 month fix

18% LESS compared to current April price cap

– New and existing customers
– Dual-fuel only
– Smart meters not required
– Must pay by Direct Debit
– ÂŁ100 dual-fuel exit fees
Outfox also has an 18 month dual-fuel fix and a 2 year dual-fuel fix similarly priced, but with higher exit fees.

Need to check but last i knew the 2yr fix was ÂŁ100 per fuel exit fee and the 12 month was cheaper exit fees so might be a mistake in the above, need to re-check incase OTM changed the tariff.

So potentially worth fixing now? as kind of implies if its 18% cheaper than approx., the 7% drop in July, will still mean 11% cheaper overall? also predicted to go Gown a further 2% in oct-dec 2025, increase 0.5% in Jan-march 2026 and increase 4% April to June 2026

So at 18% less than April that is still cheaper than the 7% + 2% = 9% drop before prices rise again…. wondering how much of a issue it is having a higher gas standing charge as everything else is cheaper so I’d effectively be saving overall to offset the gas standing charge potentially?

Thanks

Kev

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