Energy tariffs finishing soon: switch now!


Updated on 21 May 2015 | 0 Comments

Fourteen fixed energy deals are set to finish at the end of May.

A stonking 14 fixed energy tariffs are up at the end of May from suppliers including British Gas, Scottish Power, Npower, M&S Energy, First Utility and Sainsbury’s Energy.

If you're on one of those tariffs, it's a good idea to get switching or you could end up spending as much as £150 a year more on your energy deal.

That's because when your deal ends, you'll be placed on your provider’s standard tariff and they’re generally more expensive.

Which tariffs are ending?

Not sure if your tariff is ending? Check on the list below:

Supplier

Tariff coming to an end

Dual fuel?

Annual cost

Annual cost of standard tariff

British Gas

Fix and Gift card May 2015

Yes

£1,181.97

£1,156.11

British Gas

Fixed Price May 2015

Yes

£1,076.05

£1,156.11

British Gas

Discount Fix May 2015

Yes

£1,024.89

£1,156.11

Co-operative Energy

Fixed to May

Yes

£1,125.21

£1,176.43

Co-operative Energy

Fixed to May Paper Billing

Yes

£1,024.89

£1,176.43

First: Utility

iSave Fixed v11 May 2015

Yes

£1,013.48

£1,134.85

First: Utility

iSave Fixed v18 May 2015

Yes

£1,013.48

£1,134.85

M&S Energy

Fixed Price May 15

Yes

£1,130.01

£1,186.27

Npower

Price Fix May 2015

Yes

£1,107.22

£1,169.33

Sainsbury’s Energy

Fix & Reward May 2015

Yes

£1,192.97

£1,156.11

Sainsbury’s Energy

Fix and Nectar May 2015

Yes

£1,192.97

£1,156.11

Sainsbury’s Energy

Fix & Nectar May 2015

Yes

£1,142.80

£1,156.11

Scottish Power

Simply Green Energy June 2015 NSC

Yes

£1,176.86

£1,166.37

Scottish Power

Simply Green Energy June 2015 Online NSC

Yes

£1,166.36

£1,166.37

Based on dual fuel payment by monthly direct debit averaged across all UK regions and for households with an annual energy usage of 13,500kWh has and 3,200kWh electricity.

As you can see, not all of the deals will see a bill rise - for four of the tariffs, you'll actually move onto a cheaper deal.

However, you can still do much better than that.

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The cheapest fixed energy tariffs

Here are the ten cheapest energy tariffs on the market right now:

Supplier

Tariff

Average UK price

First Utility

Big Deal Collective Switch April 2016

£892.49

First Utility

iSave Fixed May 2016

£899.49

Extra Energy

Fresh Fixed Price Sept 2016

£913

Extra Energy

Clear Fixed Price March 2016

£919

Extra Energy

Bright Fixed Price Jan 2016

£919

Npower

Price Fix May 2016

£927

First Utility

iSave Fixed May 2016

£933.49

Scottish Power

Online Fixed Price Energy May 2016

£941.23

Co-operative Energy

Fair & Square May 2016

£944

Sainsbury’s Energy

Fixed Price March 2016

£949.36

Source: loveMONEY energy centre

Based on dual fuel payment by monthly direct debit averaged across all UK regions and for households with an annual energy usage of 13,500kWh has and 3,200kWh electricity

Start your search for a better tariff with loveMONEY

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