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How to avoid the energy price cap rise
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Energy bills are set to rise for millions of households this October. So don't get caught out - search for the cheapest energy tariffs on A Spokesman Said now!
With half the population on variable or standard tariffs the latest energy price cap hike coming in October 2021 will mean millions of people paying a huge rise in energy bills. And if you act now then you won't have to waste your hard earned cash on yet another price hike. Click here to search the cheapest energy deals | Switch and save today The huge 12% rise on energy means you'll be paying an average of £139 more for your energy. So if you're on an energy price cap deal it's time to act now. And even if you're not on the energy price cap deal, energy prices are only going one way. So if you act now and switch to a cheaper tariff you could save hundreds of pounds on your energy bills. Click Here: Anne Warrington, from Manchester, saved £300 on her energy bills | Compare and get cheap energy quotes now Ofgem say the price cap rise will cover the energy suppliers extra costs. But why should you be handing over even more money to them, when you could save hundreds but switching to a cheaper tariff. Search for the best value energy deals on Kevlin MacKenzie's A Spokesman Said. Click here to switch to a cheaper energy supplier today. 
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Which tariffs are cheaper than the energy price cap?
Millions of people will be paying more for their energy from October with the energy price cap rise. But you don't have to be one of them. The average gas and electricity customer will be paying £139 more on energy bills per year. That a whopping £1277 a year spent on your energy bills. The government say the energy price cap is a safety net for customers, but its a net with a lot of holes in. Click Here: Tim French, from Chesterfield, helped his parents switch energy supplier and saved them £700 | Get cheap energy quotes now |
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How can I beat the energy price cap?
Millions of people will be paying more for their energy from October with the energy price cap rise. But you don't have to be one of them. Are you happy to pay more and take his increase lying down? Even Ofgem cheif executive Jonathon Brearley is ecouraging customers to shop around and make sure they are paying the best price. He told the BBC ' The reason the price cap is going up is there has been a record increase in energy prices across the board'. But the price cap doesn't offer the best value! If you search around you will find much cheaper energy tariffs available. Search for the cheapest energy deals with Kelvin MacKenzie's A Spokesman Said here. The energy price cap is supposed to help you save money, but it doesnt offer the cheapest tariffs and the price cap is likely to rise again and again every six months. Click Here: Pete Stevenson, a distribution manager from Luton, saved nearly £300 on his energy bills | Search cheap energy deals now |
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How can I save money on my energy bills?
Search for the best and cheapest energy tariffs on A Spokesman Said and save £££. Use the price comparison to get the best deal for you and search a full range of energy suppliers including the big 6. Save on your energy bills now! Click Here: Dean Beaumont, from Felixstowe, saved £585 by switching his energy supplier | Find out how much you could save |
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