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Octopus Cosy Fixed

TRBob · 2025-09-24T19:35:37Z

Just got an email from Octopus offering a fixed version of the Cosy tariff, cheaper than the upcoming price increase, my gut says to give it a go. I don't intend to switch to Flux for Summer like I did 2023 when it was worthwhile for my setup, also I don't foresee a big reduction in unit prices, however, I'm interested to hear the opinions of others.

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26/09/2025 2:35 pm

I ‘did the math’ for Nov. to the end of April to be on the safe side and at 6,750 kWh. for that period and working on 0.4 pence less per kWh if I ‘Fix’, then the saving is £27. Coming out (sorry, exiting) early would cost £25. Just supposing the Flexible Cosy rate dropped a little come May …… A lot of ifs and buts there isn’t there? Confused, Toodles.

Toodles, heats his home with cold draughts and cooks food with magnets.

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