SimplySwitch and Save Money on your Gas and Electricity

Save money on your gas and electricity bills . Just log into the SimplySwitch site by clicking on the banner above and you could soon be saving hundreds of pounds a year on your gas bill or electricity bill. So if you were considering switching gas supplier or switching electricity supplier but have been put off by how to find a cheaper supplier, now's your chance. With SimplySwitch it couldn't be easier. All you need to do is spend a few minutes on the SimplySwitch site and all the rest of the process to switch gas supplier or switch electricity supplier will be done for you.

Maybe you currently get your gas from British Gas or your electricity from Powergen? SimplySwitch will allow you to find alternative suppliers who could save you loads of money every year. What's more, you can repeat the process whenever you want and switch gas supplier or switch electricity supplier again if you want.

With the dark winter days behind us for another year, SimplySwitch.com, the price comparison and switching service, is encouraging consumers to spring clean their finances and make savings of up to Ł600 by switching providers.

Karen Darby, CEO of SimplySwitch comments:

"With all the recent price increases from the energy companies and the growing competition in the home phone and broadband markets there are significant savings to be made by switching suppliers.”

Switching Energy Providers

There have been some unprecedented gas and electricity price increases in recent months and there has never been a better time to switch.

Karen Darby said, "There are still huge differences between suppliers. By switching, it is possible to save over Ł150 a year, with higher users and those who have never switched before set to save close to Ł300.

"Even if you have switched before, it’s worth checking to see if you are still on a good deal. Consumers should make sure they switch now to avoid paying more than they need. A number of suppliers offer customers the security of a capped tariff, with one capped at current rates until March 2010."