Follow this topicTop 5 fixed energy tariffs - 4th August
The best deals are disappearing, so act now to nab a great rate
As predicted in my previous blog and also highlighted in Mark Adam’s weekend article, competitive tariffs are disappearing one by one to be replaced by ones up to 37% dearer.
The anticipation within the industry is for prices to jump significantly due to a rise of over 40% in underlying gas prices since this time last year.
Right now it is still possible to grab very competitive fixed rates to protect yourself against the expected price rises this winter.
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Supplier |
Tariff name |
Features |
Annual cost* |
|
Go Fix 2 |
Extended customer contact centre hours, Manage your account online, Paperless billing, Prices fixed until 31st July 2011 |
£884 |
|
|
New Fixed Energy |
Choice of paper or paperless billing, Prices fixed for 12 months, Cancellations fees apply, 15% green electricity |
£920 |
|
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Price Guarantee 2011 |
Extended customer contact centre hours, Manage your account online, Paperless billing, Prices fixed until 30th Sept 2011 |
£1,075 |
|
|
Price Fix 4 August 2011 |
Lowest levels of complaints in industry, Highest service ratings, Cancellation fees apply |
£1,078 |
|
|
Annual Fix version 3 |
Good service ratings / low levels of complaints, Free nectar points, Prices fixed until 30th June 2011, Cancellation fees apply |
£1,105 |
|
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Capped Price Energy June 2012 Online NSC |
Good service rating, Extended hours 0845 customer service centre, Prices capped until 31st May 2012, Cancellation fees apply, Paperless billing |
£1,106 |
* For an average UK property using 20,500kwh of gas and 3,300kwh of electricity paying by direct debit. Correct as of 2nd Aug 2010
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