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Top five energy tariffs - 30 June

Mark Vickery
by Lovemoney Staff Mark Vickery on 30 June 2010  |  Comments 3 comments

The cheapest energy tariff is set to be withdrawn tonight. But which one is it?

As predicted in my last blog, the first of the cheap fixed tariffs (e.on’s FixOnline 8 tariff) is set to be withdrawn TODAY:  30th June.

If you want to grab it you will have to be quick as it is set to be withdrawn to new customers from midnight tonight.

Supplier

Tariff name

Features

Annual cost*

e.on

 

FixOnline NSC v8 (until July 2011)

 

High service ratings, Manage your account online, Prices fixed until 1st July 2011,  Cancellation fees apply

£883

 

Npower

 

 

Go Fix 2

 

 

Extended  customer contact centre hours, Manage your account online, Paperless billing, Prices fixed until 31st July 2011

£902

 

 

Atlantic

 

 

 

Online Fixed Price September 2011

 

 

 

Lowest levels of complaints in industry, 8.33% annual discount for direct debit customers, Manage your account online, Prices fixed until 30th September 2011, cancellation fees apply

£909

 

 

 

Scottish Power

 

Online Energy Reward

 

 

Good service rating, Extended customer service centre hours, Prices fixed until 31st July 2011, Cancellation fees apply, Paperless billing

£910

 

 

Ovo Energy

 

New Energy Fixed

 

Choice of paper or paperless billing, Prices fixed for 12 months,  Cancellations fees apply, 15% green electricity

£925

 

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Comments (3)

  • denver70
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    denver70 said

    i am on the Eon fix online 8 and i have swapped twice to better rates with them in the past 4 months since switching.

    they seem ok to me and have a few money saving ideas for sale or to try as well as the smart meter for free 

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  • Mark Vickery
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    Mark Vickery said

    gDiffey

    The problem with the claims that Utility Warehouse make is that they are not actually as cheap as they claim they are purely on energy.

    Look at any energy comparison table (most reputable comparison sites are accredited by Consumer Focus and have to display every tariff and supplier) and you will see that they appear in the bottom third in most cases.

    Where Utility Warehouse would seem to score well is if you bundle all your services (gas, elect, phone, broad band etc) into one. Not everyone wants to do this as separate comms (phone and broadband) and energy deals can often offer huge savings depending on circumstance.

    Report on 07 July 2010  |  Love thisLove  0 loves

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