Today’s difficult economic climate means that now more than ever, homeowners are constantly on the lookout for ways to save money and avoid debt. Everyday things like household bills can really eat into your bank balance, pushing you closer to debt and bad credit, but there are ways you can make a few savings.
Switch to a different energy supplier – Try using a comparison company to find out if you could save money by switching to another energy supplier.Are you on the best tariff? Even if you’ve switched supplier, you still may not be on the cheapest and most suitable tariff for your needs. Energy companies are always increasing their prices, so make sure the tariff you’re on is still as good value as when you signed up.Get a discount– You can get discounts from suppliers by signing up for dual-fuel deals (although it’s still worth checking whether getting your gas and electricity separately would work out cheaper), by signing up online or by paying via direct debit.Check your bills – The amount your bill says and how much energy you’re actually using may not always match up, so check your meter regularly and let your supplier know so they can give you an accurate price.Be greener – Find ways to use less energy in your home. You can be more energy efficient by insulating your walls and roof, upgrading and insulating your boiler, turning off unnecessary lights and electrical devices and having showers instead of baths.
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