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Interesting. I’m still expecting to save considerably on the tracker tariff, but will be keeping a close eye on it
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That is unlucky in that you will miss the October expected price cap rate reduction.
hope you have a few spare jumpers over the Winter to keep you warm
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From what i heard, the rate will come down a bit in Oct but not a huge amount, certainly not enough to warranty me paying my total exit fees of £150. My existing supplier is slightly under the price cap now from what I’ve ready, about 1% under so I’m already saving a little in comparison so overall, I think it was a good choice to fix for 1 year but time will tell when the new figures come out in October..
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I did read this yesterday …
“Ofgem tweeted today: “Fixed-rate energy tariffs have seen a return to the market but check if they are right for you. Prices are still unpredictable and signing up for a fixed rate now might mean you miss out if prices fall in the future.”
https://www.forbes.com/uk/advisor/personal-finance/2023/07/27/energy-market-updates/
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It is like a gambling, risk vs reward
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