Cash Chats UK Money & Personal Finance podcast #145 Slashing your energy bills (Money Makeover series)
With everyone being at home more in 2020 and probably 2021 we're using a lot more energy - and our bills will increase as a result. So it's vital to make sure we're taking the easy steps to bring down the cost of electricity, gas and water.
In this episode I'll take you through why not all comparison sites are equal, whether you should bother with auto-switching sites and when a water meter can and can't save money.
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FURTHER READINGMy guide to cutting your energy bills
My guide to the pros and cons of smaller energy companies
My guide to automatic energy switching services
Cheap Energy Club – my pick of the comparison sites
Why the energy cap probably won't save you money
My guide to water meters and whether they'll save you money
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