SwitchEZ

Are you staying on rent? You just need to be the bill payer to switch your energy. It actually makes no difference if you are a tenant or the owner. Even if your house owner pays your energy bill, still you have the right to understand, fir what you can be charged. If you are a tenant and want to save money on energy then you can switch easily if you are the direct bill payer.   Even if you don’t own the property you live in, you have all the rights to save your money by switching your supplier. But you should always inform your landlord about the switch. You need not worry, landlords won’t charge whatever they want. There is a legal price rate which tenants can be charged and the maximum amount is also mentioned, this is also known the Maximum Resale Price. The fee is set by law and depends on the tenant’s consumption record.  If you think, your landlord is overcharging you, then ask them about the meter reading process or compare the energy deals. ...

Energy price is one of the troublesome areas that put a consumer in pressure. Now, consumers are much worried about the aftereffect of Brexit.   Over 54% of consumers think that their energy bills will increase or entirely changed after Brexit. So, what consequences will you face after Brexit? Let’s find out. Aside from Brexit, consumers always want to save as much as possible on energy.32% people think that Brexit will affect the energy billings and 22% of people think that Brexit has already affected the energy bills. Uk generates and produces it's own electricity and natural gas, but it is not enough to satisfy the domestic market and this is the reason that, British National Grid imports energy from the EU. Almost a full 47% of natural gas and 6% of electricity are imported via four undersea high voltage current interconnectors that allow energy to flow between the UK and other countries. When there is no Brexit deal, then the European Union would stop gov...