May 19, 2012
how to save money on your gas & electricity bills
Posted on December 12, 2011 in Energy Info | by martins blogYour official guide on how to save money on your energy bills
Here, we will guide you through the process on how to ensure you are getting the most from your energy supplier. And if not – we will look at the other available options.
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Are you on the cheapest available tariff your supplier has on offer?
- You will find this information on your bill – If it says standard energy, or general domestic, these are your suppliers most expensive tariffs!
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Do you pay your bills by Direct Debit?
- If you don’t pay your bills by Direct Debit, You won’t receive the extra discounts which apply to this payment method!
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Have you shopped around for the cheapest energy deal?
- If you haven’t compared your existing energy tariff with all the other suppliers, you won’t know if you are getting the best deal!
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Do you waste electricity at home, by leaving lights on, or boiling more water in the kettle than you need for 1 cup of tea?
- Because electricity is so expensive these days, we should take more care about how we are using it!
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Let’s start saving:
- Hopefully by now, you know which tariff you are currently on. Next, you will need to work out how much you spend a year on your gas & electricity. (Your energy supplier now sends out your annual expected consumption for your gas and electricity, it would be handy if you can lay your hands on this)
- If you don’t already pay your bills by Direct Debit, then consider this payment method. The benefits are – reduced energy prices – equal monthly payments – no huge bill to pay.
- Use our comparison tool to get quotes from all the energy suppliers – press start
- Don’t forget – only use the energy you need to use. Don’t leave lights on, etc.
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