Gas suppliers

The energy market has become increasingly open and competitive but prices have risen by an average of forty per cent in the last five years as the cost of energy to suppliers has increased and they safeguard profits.

At any one time in a continuously changing market there is a wide variation in prices between standard and discounted or online tariffs from different gas suppliers. This makes scouring the market for the best deal more important than ever. You could find yourself saving hundreds of pounds each year by switching gas supplier today.

Remember, the cheapest tariffs are online and further discounts are available if you pay by direct debit and choose the paperless billing option. Many people are put off switching suppliers by the perceived hassle that goes with it. They couldn't be more wrong - switching your gas supplier is easy and completely free. In fact that the only change you'll notice is the noticeable reduction in your monthly gas bills!

However, whilst switching is easy, with so many different gas suppliers out there finding the cheapest gas provider can be time consuming. With myfinances.co.uk you can search every UK gas supplier available in your area bringing you the cheapest prices available and ensuring you are on the cheapest tariff to keep your energy bills as low as possible.

	Gas suppliers urged to pass on savings Energy and climate change secretary Ed Miliband has urged gas suppliers to pass on the benefits of lower wholesale gas prices in a speech at London's Imperial College last night.
	British Gas warns customers to expect higher gas bills Centrica, the owner of British Gas has warned its 16 million customers to expect higher gas bills this year due to the rising cost of wholesale gas.
	Ofgem warns energy suppliers over wholesale gas prices The UK energy watchdog Ofgem has warned energy suppliers that customers must benefit from a fall in wholesale gas prices.
	Customer satisfaction levels with energy suppliers plummet A new independent survey of energy users satisfaction levels with the big six shows a sharp fall notably in responses on value-for-money and customer satisfaction.
	Millions of UK households could save £200+ by switching energy suppliers Britons could be paying more than they need to for gas and electricity because they are not switching suppliers.