every1sgottablue1

Just wondered what you guys are paying? With the hike in prices our bill has just gone up to £200 pound a month!!! We are with npower 3 bed detached house 2 adults and 2 children.

JonMc

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I was paying £86 a month with npower, 4-bed, 2 adults and 2 kids - just waiting to see what the impact of the price increase is

chocolate_o_brian

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About £20-25 p/w gas and £15-20 p/w in electric (winter time).

Southern Electric (9% gas rise in October).

corradoboy

£86/m for both with Scottish Power for a 3-bed end terrace. Price fixed until July next year, and currently £450 in credit, so hopefully another reduction in monthly payments is due.

PhilWrx100

I pay £71 a month d/d with eon - gas/electric in semi detached 3 bed house(only small house though). Two adults 2 children. On fixed plan at mo. Thinking of doing a rocket science degree course so i can understand what fixed plan to do next! ;-)

Oldun

British gas, £150 electric, £10 gas monthly in a 4 bed detached house.

lordharding

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£115 per month for gas and electric
N power paid DD
Big 4 bedroomed detached house
But we go through £12 a week on coal and firewood we stock
Up on when we see branches and off cuts of wood

RobsyUK

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£130 a month. Detatched 4 big double beds 2 people... Npower

Chip

We pay £80/month with Npower for large 4 bed det, we also have solar panels.

ScoobySteve69

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I`ve just paid my last bill (albeit a summer one) and it was £118 for elec and £60 for gas (3 months) with Swalec.

bustaMOVEs

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£150-£300 on elec quartly
£50-£250 on gas quartly central heating only
Both depending time of year with British gas 3 ded semi.

nik52wrx

£90 a month on dual fuel and currently 140 in credit wi Scottish power.
Family of four in a four bed detached.
Don't think that's too bad....
Nik

Dingdongler

£250/month, but I have a non eco friendly Edwardian house and for some reason my wife likes the house temp to be sub tropical all the time

pslewis

About £155 a month ..... and I'm tight regarding the heating and lights!!

Just opened an EDF letter saying sorry about the massive hike in bills - they say they are not as bad as the others!!

It's a fecking cartel .... we all know it - the toffie Tories should do something about it, but then it is their mates who are running these companies!

every1sgottablue1

I think we are being robbed!!!!

Gear Head

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£74 a month for both electric and gas with EDF. 3 bed terrace, 2 adults 1 young child.
These modern houses really are bad aren't they!

Leslie

My last bill was £210 when the usual cost for a summer bill was about £180.

My standing charge has increased from just over 14p a day to over 18p daily! How can they justify that I wonder.

Les

J4CKO

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£210 a month, four bed 30s detached, five people, four of which do not pay or care about the bill, so god knows what the bill will go to, another ten point eight percent, so probably £230.

Dingdongler

Yes, they really are bad, they are god awful shat boxes and you couldn't pay me to live in one

mannyo

£100 a quarter for electric from SSE, don't have gas at the cottage. Heating and hot water is oil fired, and £600 gets me a years supply of fuel thanks to an efficient boiler thats only 3 years old.

Live on my own, heating is on 24/7 throughout the winter. Property is a 2 bed Semi Detached cottage built in the 1800's. Nice thick walls to keep the heat in.

f1_fan

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Yes but they are cheap to run and that is what is most important

Funny how 5 years ago it was all 'what is your house worth' and now it is 'what do your utlities cost you'

180pcm btw Utility Warehouse - 3 bed detached bungalow

trails

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can't remember but my twelve month deal has just expired so I've just used the moneysupermarket.com switch tool; very good and saved me over £140 a year. HTH.

Gear Head

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Well there you go.

chocolate_o_brian

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If I can delve out my usage statement for the past year or two I think I'm going to try the compare utility sites. Luckily however with SE I pay no more for being stuck on pre payment meters (apparently I can't have Direct Debit due to my stuffed credit rating when unemployed 4 years ago). Hmm, I wonder if other providers would be so welcoming