Energy tariffs ending in June: save by switching now!

Energy bills could rise by as much as £180 a year.

Five fixed-rate energy tariffs will expire at the end of June, leaving households facing an increase of as much as £180 on their energy bills if they move onto standard tariffs.

Once you come to the end of a fixed tariff, you move onto your supplier's standard tariff. And these deals are almost always the worst on offer. That's why average energy users on the EDF Fixed Price 2015 tariff will see their annual energy bill rocket by £180 if they don't switch!

Not sure if your current deal is coming to an end? Have a look at the table below.

Supplier	Ending tariff	Annual cost	Annual cost of standard tariff
EDF	Fixed Price 2015	£974.33	£1,154.53
EDF	Blue + Price Promise June 2015	£1,098.19	£1,154.53
First: Utility	iSave Fixed v12 June 2015	£1,052.14	£1,134.85
Npower	Online Price Fix June 2015	£1,086.37	£1,169.33
Scottish Power	Online Fixed Price Energy June 2015	£1,080.85	£1,166.37
Isupply*	iFix (pre 22nd May 2014)	£448.39	£510.04

*Not dual fuel, electricity only

Based on 3,200kWh of electricity and 13,500 kWh of gas, paid by monthly direct debit including VAT

If you are on one of these tariffs, don't waste time - search for a new cheap energy deal with loveMONEY today.

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The cheapest fixed energy tariffs

If you’re not quite sure where to start, take a look at the top 10 cheapest fixed energy deals on the market right now, based on average use:

Energy supplier	Tariff name	Average UK price
GB Energy Supply	Premium Energy Saver	£870.00
First Utility	The Big Deal Collective Switch April 2016	£892.49
Extra Energy	Fresh Fixed Price Sept 2016 v1	£913.00
First Utility	iSave Fixed July 2016	£913.44
Extra Energy	Clear Fixed Price March 2016 v5	£919.00
Extra Energy	Bright Fixed Price Jan 2016 v9	£919.00
Green Star Energy	Rate Saver 12 Month Fixed 1506	£926.00
Npower	Price Fix May 2016	£927.00
First Utility	iSave Fixed May 2016	£933.49
Scottish Power	Online Fixed Price Energy June 2016	££941.20

Dual fuel tariffs based on 3,200kWh of electricity and 13,500 kWh of gas, paid by monthly direct debit including VAT

Source: loveMONEY energy comparison centre

But as always, it’s best to shop around. So many tariffs are under £1,000 a year at the moment so it’s a great time to take advantage of them. If you have four months or less remaining on your current energy deal, it’s high time to have a browse. Why not start with the loveMONEY energy comparison centre?

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