You’re probably paying more than you need to.
Energy bills often increase without you noticing.
Prices change, deals expire, and many households end up on expensive tariffs
• Your fixed tariff has ended
• You’re on a standard variable tariff in the UK (often the most expensive)
• Energy prices have increased
• Your usage has gone up
• You haven’t reviewed your tariff recently
Many people stay on the same deal and quietly overpay.
• Energy suppliers don’t automatically give you the cheapest deal
• You often need to switch or fix a new tariff yourself
• Doing nothing usually means paying more over time
What actually makes a difference
• Switching to a cheaper tariff — which is one of the simplest ways to reduce your energy bills in the UK
• Fixing your rate when deals are available
• Avoiding standard variable tariffs
• Reviewing your usage regularly
• Your current tariff (fixed or variable)
• Your provider
• Your monthly payment
• Whether your deal has ended
If your tariff has ended, you’re likely overpaying.
• It feels confusing
• It takes time
• They forget
So they stay — and pay more than they need to.
Most people don’t check.
Geoff tracks your energy and highlights when cheaper deals are available.
If you’re overpaying, you’ll know.
Often because a fixed tariff ended or prices increased across the market.
If you’re on a variable tariff or haven’t switched recently, you may be paying more than
necessary.