This may sounds like a stupid question, but this is the first time I have lived on my own. I currently receive my gas and electric from British Gas, but I’m sure I could find another provider that is cheaper. How do I go about changing? Do I phone around for quotes, how do I copare them? Any recommendations? Is it easy to switch over? As I live in a shared ownership home would i need to consult the housing association before switching suppliers? Advice would be much appreciated!

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With all the price drops by NPower, British Gas and EON, is it worth me switching tariffs? I can see any added value in any of the offerings so should i move from Scottish Power or wait for further proce drops before i make the move?

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I’m ditching Scottish Power….I refuse to go to British Gas so can anybody recommend a new combined fuel supplier.
My number one concern is price and then environmental awareness.
Thanks!

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Scottish Power is now very expensive. I understand British Gas is the cheapest. Should I change?

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Generally – which company offers the best deals that undercut British Gas?
Has anyone moved/changed suppliers recently and how much have/will they save by doing so?

Hi there,
I am renting a room in a flat where the gas needs to be topped up (we use British Gas). My sub-landlady wants to now have gas where you don’t have to top-up but just pay monthly for usage (or every 3 months, whichever way it works) because this gas top-up is costing us too much (about £80 per month).
I don’t know why but we had a supplier come in and my sub-landlady said they didn’t take it because that supplier only replaced gas and not electricity (but we …

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This may sounds like a stupid question, but this is the first time I have lived on my own. I currently receive my gas and electric from British Gas, but I’m sure I could find another provider that is cheaper. How do I go about changing? Do I phone around for quotes, how do I copare them? Any recommendations? Is it easy to switch over? As I live in a shared ownership home would i need to consult the housing association before switching suppliers? Advice would be much appreciated!

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