Compare gas and electricity suppliers and prices online to reduce your fuel bills. Change to a cheap gas and/or cheap electricity price plan, including green energy tariffs, and save up to £325. Currently Briton spend around £564 a year for gas and electricity and is on British Gas’ standard tariffs for both. However, even if low user, there is still scope for you to cut your bills further. You could save around £174 over the year if you move your tariff to n-power’s Sign Online 17 tariff compare-cheapest-gas-electricity.co.uk
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.I’m a student living in a rented one bedroomed flat in Blackpool. My electricity is costing me £50 a month! I am very energy aware and live in one room in the evenings with one light and the TV. i turn off all lights and appliances when not using them so the amount i’m paying is confusing and upsetting me. The flat uses economy 7 and I think this is part of the problem as I cannot set any appliances to come on in the night (as they don’t have …

At current I am on a top up key meter for electric and gas. With constantly changing energy prices I can not seem to find what the best supplier and/or Tariff for my household would be. I also fear one of those much heard about £700 gas bills.
Do you recommend I stay with top-up or do you truly save by going on a monthly tariff?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Please note that I am in the UK, so regional answers please
I have looked online and get so many conflicting …

I am about to change my gas and electricity supplier to try and get a better deal. I’ve used comparison sites on the internet and come up with what appears to be the best company for me. However, I now have to decide on whether I want a tariff with or without a standing charge. To anyone who doesn’t know (like me- I just had to look it up):
with a standing charge you pay a daily amount whether you use any gas/electricity or not, and then an amount per unit …

I’ve been reading about social tariffs .I’ve been on a gas meter for the past 18 months. Can I go on their Essentials Tariff and have it backdated?
Also which do you think is the best supplier if you’re on a social tariff?