To ask what your gas and electric costs are each month?

I'm quite surprised that some pp are paying so little.
I'm by myself in a 3 bedroom end terrace. I've been paying £55 combined per month and I'm in credit.
But when I put my heating on I know that the credit will soon be eaten up and the direct debit will be increased. And I usually put up with temperatures of 13° in the house to keep the cost lower.
Losing the Winter Fuel payment is going to hit me hard this winter.

£200 DD have some credit at the moment but that will go over winter. I've decided I'm just not being cold anymore, last winter we ended up with condensation etc and the house becomes difficult to get warm. Edwardian 3 bed semi, high ceilings.

We're in a very fortunate position that we can afford to prioritise our wants, I'm not frivolous we've got oodies and an electric blanket on the bed, I'm use the slow cooker rather than have the oven on, and if I've got it on there will be a chicken for lunches, a lasagne and a banana bread in there (for example) to make the most of the time it's on. I don't walk around in shorts with the heating on (like I used to in my first flat fifteen years ago!! 🫣)

£125 combined, was £20 in credit in September so did have ‘debt’ to pay of throughout summer rather than building up credit. House is large, old and cold but I feel like the heating is hardly on! One hour in the morning and between 2-3 hours in the evening. Set to 18 or 19 depending on how chilly it is. DD had regular shallow baths (7 yr old) and I shower once or twice a day. Oven / hob are electric, no gas fire.

We pay £200 a month for a four bed house with two adults and two teenagers - but that includes the power for the car.

4 bed detached new build with two adults, two kids and an electric car. We spend £170/month, year round. We’re going into the winter with roughly £500 credit, ready to crank the heating up.

£212 a month. 4 bed, 3 storey Edwardian semi, which leaks heat. We are a family of 6 but 2 are away at uni in term time.

We haven't even got the heating on yet, but we have about £600 in credit so should be ok through the winter....

That seems cheap. So much depends on the thermal efficiency of the house, and how heated and what you cook with though.

We (4) pay 70 per month covered, but have solar panels which are worth approx 500 per year. Heating, water and hob are gas. House is insulated but has some draughts. A solid wall victorian place the danger size would be much more to heat

It's impossible to compare without knowledge of the size of the house, number of people living there, and whether you like it cool 18° or toast 24°.

153 a month dd. No idea if I'm in credit or by how much as the smart meter doesn't work and despite being aware for the last year they haven't been out to fix it. I got sick of chasing it last year after my partner died. At some point I'll just phone via citizen's advice and make a complaint.

Well, OFGEM reckon the average house will spend about £160 a month at the moment.
So, yours sounds quite cheap, and you are likely to find many spending more than you.
We're around £150/month.

£77 combined with British gas, two adults, two bed terrace. I'm in credit, but not as much as I was.

£188. 3 bed with 4 of us. We do have credit.

£80 per month gas and electricity, also in credit 3 bedroom semi . 3 adults 2 children .