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It is generally recommended that you compare your current gas and electricity supplier with all the other energy suppliers on a regular basis- about a couple of times every twelve months. This process takes a couple of minutes to do and is very worthwhile as it means you can save up to £400 on your utility bills by finding the best tariff for you. Using the internet you can check a variety of gas and electricity suppliers in seconds by the use of gas and electricity comparison sites. What are comparison sites? Comparison sites monitor suppliers and tariffs on a continuous basis and are totally free to use. According to the watch dog energy watch a household that has not switched energy supplier can save over £90 a year by moving to a more competitive tariff. However, if you are on a tariff which is not very competitive you can save even more! To get the cheapest gas and electric quote just takes a few minutes as stated previously. In order for the quote to be as accurate as possible it is necessary to know roughly how much energy you use or the amount you pay per year for your energy. Your bill will give you a good idea if you don't have this information to hand. It is important to note that UK consumers are free to choose which company supplies their energy. There are no changes to the pipes or interruptions to your supply and there is no need to change meters or wires, your new supplier will use the same ones as your old supplier. The only change will be a lower bill and/ or improved customer service from your new supplier. Also note that energy supplies are not special in any way, no matter who you get your gas and electricity from it is all the same stuff and comes from the same place! So no matter where you live in England, Wales, Scotland or in the London area you can easily find the best gas and electricity tariff for yourself. This is a fully comprehensive, fully independent and free service. We pull together all the data and information from suppliers to make your life easier. Within a matter of minutes you can get the best energy tariff for yourself- saving yourself hundreds of pounds a year on your household bills. Get a free quote now! See how much you can save if you switch electricity and gas supplier. Click below now!

In the last month it has come to light that energy customers have been severely overcharged for their gas and electricity by not opting in to direct debit schemes. Although the majority of British customers prefer using direct debit, many customers find it easier to budget by only paying for the energy they use rather than working from an estimate. According to a recent report from the National Housing Federation (NHF), consumers who used alternative pay schemes outside of the usual DD option were being overcharged a massive £464 million over the last three years. In an ideal world, direct debit should present an ideal solution for both consumer and provider, as the gas and electricity suppliers get a constant and reliable stream of revenue direct from customers' bank accounts, and customers get cheaper energy as a result. The reason gas and electricity is cheaper with DD schemes is that it costs the energy suppliers money to install and maintain pre-paid gas and electricity meters. Companies also like the convenience and security of direct debits which do not rely on customers sending in cash or cheques on a regular basis but go straight to the customer's account. Hence suppliers are willing to offer cheaper gas and electricity to customers who are willing to pay by direct debit. Energy regulator Ofgem estimates that it costs suppliers an additional £87 a year to maintain pre-paid gas and electricity meters, but some families paid in excess of £500 more for their pre-paid meters, well above the requisite amount. Ofgem have since clamped down on such practices from energy suppliers and customers should not be penalised overly for using alternative payment methods. However, the point still remains that using direct debit is one of the best ways to secure cheaper energy. Not only is it cheaper, it is also more convenient for customers to not have to remember to pay their bill each month. Be vigilant though! Suppliers charge direct debit schemes based on averages, which often means customers will be overcharged for energy they haven't used. You can monitor if you are paying too much by checking your meters regularly and contacting your gas and electricity suppliers to check their estimate and your meter reading correlate. You can always get a refund for energy you have been charged for but haven't used. Don't accept credit on your bills; make sure you get your hard-earned cash returned to your bank account.

As a bill payer there is nothing worse than coming home from a hard slog at work - of which we will all claim to be overworked and underpaid - to be greeted with those dreaded letters with your energy suppliers name on them... bills, bills and more bills. We can soon get caught in a vicious cycle when it comes to bills, earning just enough money to pay them off each month. Here though I offer some guidance on the best ways to get cheap gas and electricity. Now as a disclaimer, unless you happen to be sited on a natural gas supply - unlikely and not particularly safe to extract yourself - or have solar panels fitted to supply electricity, you will have to look at alternative means of getting cheap electricity. I will touch on solar panels as a way of providing at least half of the cheap gas and electricity list later, but for now, other means. First and foremost in your quest for cheap electricity, park your bottom in front of a computer screen and get searching. A whole host of cheap gas and electricity deals can be found using price comparison sites. Now prior to getting online, it is recommended you have at least a rough idea of your energy use so you can find the most relevant cheap gas and electricity deals for you. You will often find great deals on cheap gas and electricity on your own supplier's website too, so you may not even have to look at price comparison sites for the best deals. Aside from seeking out cheap energy deals online, you can of course start to do your bit in the home too. They do say charity begins at home and what better way to donate money to yourself, than to start shaving it off your bills in the first place. First off on your quest for cheap gas and electricity, start looking at ways to improve your home's energy efficiency. Many suppliers offer incentives and green schemes including the fitting of things such as loft insulation and wall insulation. If you can, why not take advantage of these as just these two measures alone could save you potentially hundreds of pounds on your energy bills. Other simple ways to go and help you to get cheap gas and electricity bills include the fitting of draft excluders on doors and even just utilising curtains correctly - opening them and closing them at the right times is a vital way of saving energy. Cheap gas and electricity bills can also be obtained by making it your mission to cut unnecessary energy use. Turn TVs and computers off, rather than simply on standby, only use the dishwasher or washing machine when they are on full, and in the case of the latter, look to utilise colder settings where possible. Little things here and there can really help you cut down energy use and achieve cheap gas and electricity bills in your home, and you don't need to be a rocket scientist to fathom them out!

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