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Duel Fuel (gas and electricity)
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Hi, Can anyone explain to me the meaning of this and whether it is worth having?
I'm currently paying direct debit for both gas and electricity in separate payments and am looking for ways to save on bills and was wondering if this is a good choice to have as it seems a lot cheaper. I just don't understand the meaning of it?
I'm currently paying direct debit for both gas and electricity in separate payments and am looking for ways to save on bills and was wondering if this is a good choice to have as it seems a lot cheaper. I just don't understand the meaning of it?
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You will find that most suppliers (if not all) will offer discount on duel fuel, as an incentive for you to use their company for your gas and electric. Likewise paying by direct debit also offers discount, as it benefits them to have regular payments (sometimes money up front!). Monthly direct debit is usually afforded more discount than quarterly d/d with some suppliers.
You will generally find that your payments for gas and electric will be on separate d/d, and on different dates. Some companies give you the option of the date(s) when you would like the payments to be, (which helps you to spread outgoings with other d/d's from your bank account.
Take ~posy-jo's~ advice, and get the best deal for yourself!
You will find that most suppliers (if not all) will offer discount on duel fuel, as an incentive for you to use their company for your gas and electric. Likewise paying by direct debit also offers discount, as it benefits them to have regular payments (sometimes money up front!). Monthly direct debit is usually afforded more discount than quarterly d/d with some suppliers.
You will generally find that your payments for gas and electric will be on separate d/d, and on different dates. Some companies give you the option of the date(s) when you would like the payments to be, (which helps you to spread outgoings with other d/d's from your bank account.
Take ~posy-jo's~ advice, and get the best deal for yourself!
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