It's a bit unlike me to be struggling with a decision, particularly when sitting in front of a spreadsheet using accurate data
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I only switched supplier a few months ago and this tariff is no longer available from them, so I know full well I will be switched to a higher cost tariff any day now when the cap rises by 12% in October. However, my spreadsheet tells me the cheapest 12 month fix highlighted by the MSE Cheap Energy club is currently 30% higher than my current variable tariff based on accurate meter reading data from the past 12 months. So the variable tariff could rise by 12% now, and again by 12% in April, and I'd still be better off on a variable rate tariff assuming it went up in line with the cap.
Is anyone else in the same position currently dealing with the same conundrum?
All the best, Si