Thread: Smart Meters and Tariffs
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Old 10-05-2024, 19:10   #231
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Re: Smart Meter, Yae or Nae?
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Originally Posted by SnoopZ View Post
Just popped in to Tesco on way home from work to get a free Caramel Custard Donut from Greggs courtesy of OctoPlus, I could get used to these freebies now I have a Greggs in my Tesco Extra I always shop at!

Getting smart meters and going on the Tracker Tariff is probably one of the financially best things I've done.
I am going to take the two tickets for £10:00 offer to go and watch Dune 2 next week. I also use the Greggs offer

My latest calculations indicate that if i move to Agile i will save £307.00 year. For context we use a lot of electric for various reason one of which is my EV. However the EV is saving me £130 a month over the diesel car i was using for work. We have a very efficient boiler which uses very little gas. So it does look like i will be moving to Agile.
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