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Early changes can help keep your energy bills down
E.ON’s announcement last week on its price increases has left many consumers worried about how much it is going to cost them to heat their homes this winter.
The latest inflation report brought grim news to consumers already struggling with energy bills, as it is expected prices could continue up.
Energy experts predict there will be three million smart meters in British homes by 2014, as households focus on ways to reduce their utility bills.
The effects of the energy price rises are being felt with net margins for energy companies increasing from £50 to £85 per dual fuel customer..
New rules will mean consumers will be given 30 days notice of energy price rises, to allow more time for households to switch supplier.
Eon have promised not to increase their standard rates until next year, but in a sign of what's to come, they have increased rates on their fixed deals by 7%
Many people within Britain are now looking to boost their savings by cutting back on their spending, compare the cost of you utilities to save today.
Smart as Standard launched by first:utility, bringing accruate bills, an end to overcharged gas and electricity, and customers who are in control of their energy bills.
First:Utility are closing their legacy iSave V9.2 tariff and moving customers to 9.2% more expensive iSave Everyday DFD package. Time to change?
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