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Originally Posted by Jaymoss
£200 will deducted from EVERY bill in October then the following April £40 will be added to EVERY yearly bill for 5 years and you have no choice
And this means if in the next 5 years anyone who takes residence in a property and pays a bill for the first time will also be charged the extra £40 a year even if they did not receive the £200 deductions. Terribly unfair and a terrible idea
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Then again if they've moved from somewhere else, they won't have to pay back the £200 they got there.
No simple solutions to any of it.
As
Martin Lewis point out.
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"The best way to think of it is as a form of energy bill levy. We already have levies on energy bills, we all pay a part of our bill which goes towards green infrastructure, whether you have green energy or not. A part of our bill goes towards funding the cost of moving customers whose firm has gone bust to a supplier of last resort. That is a levy added to our bill.
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