Eon Next Pledge Tracker 12m V1 - £50 Lower Than Price Cap - Existing Customers Only - Currently 29.43 p/kWh 49.60 p/day Standing Charge

It's all up in the air just now. More hassle moving from variable rate to this one to save like £3 a month(plus moving deal will restart all the meter hassle....keep trying to get me to get a smart meter although they have already been out and can't fit one without quite major joinery work so had agreed to put on system--not for smart meter) still keep bugging me with it. Not enough certainty here for it to be worthwhile. Things will keep changing is my personal thoughts. Probably better waiting a bit. Still can't believe looking at the bills I'm paying £100 a month more for electric/gas than just few years ago. Noticed car fuel prices sneaking up too. The normal for us now is £1.40 a litre+ so they will just keep it here and bump it up even higher as we're "used to it now". House insurance renewal...£50 dearer than last year. Car insurance a con too. Probably everything in fairness. Was like £15 for a fish supper recently. Used to get one for £7. I'm not sure where it all stops 😔🛑 let's revolt! Seems to work for the French. Lol.

Ever since I moved to Octopus tracker, I have been saving a lot of money.

This tariff is expensive compared to the Octopus tracker.

Energy price cap is the most incongruous policy. All it does is give the providers licence to print money. Govt agencies does way more damage, not a single goody.

We need to protest absolutely no need for these high inflated costs deliberate (edited)

Energy prices will get a bit lower in october tho

I'm with E.on so cant go wrong as there's no exit fee.Problem is you have to agree to a smart meter.

Hi guys. Thinking of switching to this today - there are a few options showing but wasn't sure what will be best:

A) Next Secure Fixed 12m V1 (elec rate 28.19/kwh & 50.31 std charge, gas rate 7.07/kwh & 29.11 std charge) showing £150.61pm direct debit

B) Next Pledge Tracker 12m V1 (elec rate 28.62/kwh & 50.31 std charge, gas rate 7.17/kwh & 29.11 std charge) showing £152.51pm direct debit

Option B says it will be £50 a year lower than the Ofgem price cap (25 gas & 25 elec) but as it is, works out 1.90/month more than fixed tarrif atm (22.80 per year more)

Eon update prices every 3 months on option B - how likely are they to drop enough for it be better than option A with the fixed tarriff?

Thanks

I was on their variable tariff and swapped over to this and they reduced my monthly payments by £45 a month, no idea why but works for me!

I was looking at this due to it saying no exit fees. However when you click more information it says there's a £25 each exit fee if you change in the first 12 months. Has anyone else noticed this or is mine just different?

Anyone know if this is available to Sainsbury's energy customers? Considering it runs through e.on and we have to use the e.on app as well.