Gas & Electricity

[kaz7]

I've got my dealer on speed dial.........out of my head and can't feel the cold

That is a good plan lol, must be cold as merlin is cuddling me !

 

[mancityvstoke]

That is a good plan lol, must be cold as merlin is cuddling me !

Keep your pussy warm

 

[kaz7]

Keep your pussy warm

always ;)

 

[mexico1970]

It's a bit weird this, we will be paying less not more. What isn't palatable is that the govt are paying money to fuel companies on our behalf. It feels like they are paying their mates off.

 

[Don Karleone]

Don't know if posted since but it looks like nobody has:-

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/2022/09/dwp-admits-delay-with-sending-out-p150-cost-of-living-payment-to/

Got ours yesterday. The Mrs is on PIP and ESA. Hopefully more people should get it very soon.

 

[Len Rum]

Your regular reminder that there is not a cap of £2.5k on annual energy bills.
The Government and Liz Truss keep saying there is.

 

[Dirty Harry]

Your regular reminder that there is not a cap of £2.5k on annual energy bills.
The Government and Liz Truss keep saying there is.

This is what mine says from BG, it’s a big ambiguous isn’t it .

 

[hammocity]

Top PL football clubs are probably up there with the most out of touch groups around.

I’m expecting a price rise again.

One year when the cost of living pay rise was 1% and inflation was at about 2%, City put season ticket prices up 12%.

Circa 3% this season, don’t think they are that out of touch nowadays.

 

[bigstanhibbert]

This is what mine says from BG, it’s a big ambiguous isn’t it .
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Hard to read as i am vertically challenged, but read the second line. It says the AVERAGE home (most use the term TYPICAL)

There is no upper limit, it depends how AVERAGE/TYPICAL we all are

 

[M18CTID]

This is what mine says from BG, it’s a big ambiguous isn’t it .
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The £2500 is based on an annual usage of 2900 kWh of electricity and 12000 kWh of gas. If you use more than that, you'll pay more than £2500 and if you use less, you'll pay less.

They really should be clearer about this - I've had someone at work ask me the other week if the £2500 cap means he can use as much gas and electric as he wants and only get charged a maximum of £2500 for it. This bloke isn't someone I'd class as unintelligent so there must be loads of people up and down the country who are thinking the same.