Including apparently the Inland Revenue, Which it seems is happy to accept donations.blythburgh wrote: ↑Thu Jun 02 2022 11:11amAnyone feeling guilty about the money can always donate it to a charity of their choice.
There are NO tariffs meaningfully cheaper than the current cap
Yet there are fixes cheaper than the predicted October cap
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utili ... orth-it--/If you're offered a year's fix at no more than 40% above your current price-capped tariff, or 45% more if you very strongly value budgeting certainty, it's worth considering.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... kraine-warThe French state now holds an 84% stake in the company, one of the world’s biggest electricity producers.
Martin Lewis wrote:I've just got the latest price cap predictions from @CornwallInsight. A huge spike in the key year-ahead wholesale price means
OCT cap prediction UP 64% (so £3,244/yr on typical bills)
JAN cap prediction UP 4% (so £3,363/yr)
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