Category: Advice
What to do if your energy supplier goes bust
Detailed answers to frequently asked questions and a handy list of do’s and don’ts. With 11 energy suppliers already having gone bust this is a guide you need to read.
Energy price cap – pros and cons
Pros and cons of the energy price cap explained. 5 reasons why the energy price cap has been a disaster for energy consumers and cost housholds £1,000 each.
How much can I save by switching my energy supply? – Latest
Savings from switching energy supplier have fallen recently but still remain high at £180. Anyone still on a standard default tariff has already lost £691 under the energy price cap.
What is the Energy Switch Guarantee?
This handy guide explains what the Energy Switch Guarantee is and what it means for you the energy switcher. Includes a list of participating energy suppliers.
Energy Price Cap Guide
This handy guide tells you everything you ever wanted to know about the Energy Price Cap. What it is? How it works? How it affects you and why you should still consider switching even if you’re covered by it.
How much can I save by switching energy suppliers | Jan 2020
What were savings from switching your energy supplier in January 2020? See how the best energy deals compared with rip-off tariffs in one simple graph.
How much can I save by switching my energy supply? – October 2019 edition
How much can I save by switching my energy supply Summary Savings from switching your energy supply currently stand at close to record levels. That’s […]
What is the best way to switch energy supplier?
What is the best way to switch energy supplier? Online, over the telephone or some other way? This guide provides details of the best way to do it.
A quick tour of our energy comparison site
Get the most from our energy comparison site. A guide on how to get your search results quckly and easily. Also explains our unique award winning features. Such as our interactive sortable graph…
How much can I save by switching my energy supply? – January 2019
The simple answer is….typically about £300 a year but it will vary.
Right now, savings are lower than they normally would because of the Energy Price Cap.