Households have HOURS left to get energy deal that could be £113 than price cap & YOU don’t need a smart meter

Households have HOURS left to get energy deal that could be £113 than price cap & YOU don’t need a smart meter

HOUSEHOLDS have just hours left to switch energy provider and save up to £113 on their yearly bill. E.ON Next has launched two new fixed tariff offers for customers and neither require a smart meter to sign up. The two deals end on August 2 so customers Credit: PA It’s 24-month fixed tariff costs £1,550 a year on average. That makes it £113 cheaper than the current energy price cap. If you want to exit the deal early you will need to pay £100 per fuel. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! Households could also sign up to its 12-month fixed deal which costs £1,570, making it £93 cheaper than the price cap. If you want to exit the deal early you will need to pay £50 per fuel. Ofgem’s latest price cap rose 13% on July 1, pushing the typical household bill to £1,663 a year. Those keen to get their hands on the offer will need to sign up through Compare the Market. But they only have until, tomorrow August 2, to switch. So if you like what you hear, it’s worth acting sooner than later. Most read in Money Is it right for you? Fixed tariffs can be a helpful way to make sure you are not at the mercy of a fluctuating market if the price per unit looks like it will go up. But if the energy price cap goes down, you could end up paying more. And it is important to remember that it does not mean your bill will be exactly the same each month. Your supplier locks in the price you pay per unit, but not how many units you consume. The more energy you use in a month, the more you will have to pay. It is always important to read your contract before you sign up and talk to them if you have any questions. You should always compare tariffs using a comparison website like Uswitch before you switch. Comment now

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