The average cost of the cheapest energy bills is on the rise after several of the biggest suppliers took their best deals off the market. The UK's main energy suppliers withdrew a total of 14 deals last week, including some of
their most competitive tariffs. In some cases, they were replaced by products costing nearly £200 a year more. In the space of just six weeks, the cost of the average best-buy energy deal has jumped from £913 to £947. That would be higher again but for the continued availability of the Websaver tariff from Scottish Gas, at an average annual cost of £855, said Tom Lyon, energy expert with website uSwitch.com.http://business.scotsman.com/business/End-of-best-energy-deals.6746621.jp
their most competitive tariffs. In some cases, they were replaced by products costing nearly £200 a year more. In the space of just six weeks, the cost of the average best-buy energy deal has jumped from £913 to £947. That would be higher again but for the continued availability of the Websaver tariff from Scottish Gas, at an average annual cost of £855, said Tom Lyon, energy expert with website uSwitch.com.http://business.scotsman.com/business/End-of-best-energy-deals.6746621.jp
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