Does my (prepayment metre) bill look excessive to you?

[TheLumpiestSpacePrincess]

It's combined G&E.

I have it set to automatically top up £10 if it falls under £10 (apart from the manual top ups this month when I lost my bank card and had to add a new one)

I also have solar panels on my roof.

How big is your property and how many people live in the property? Also are you gas central heating or storage heaters?

Gas central heating.

6 people.

Small mid terrace. 2 rooms downstairs.

As a comparison, I have put £160 on my gas meter in last 9 weeks. Gas only, 3-bed flat over shops, empty during day.
Looks about similar I'd say, sorry. Energy costs are extortionate atm. I remember when my gas bill was £8 a quarter (no central heating though in that house).

I have a studio flat just me and I pay about £15 week for electric and £10 towards gas but that’s not with heating on. Just hot water and cooking. I’m apparently on the best tariff with Both companies.

If it’s on average £25 each a week on gas and electric. Have you checked on comparison sites about your tariff? Depends who you are with. Legally you are supposed to be giving a annual use totally so it’s easier to work out deals and change if you need.

I was on a prepayment meter and it was extortionate, a big part of poor mental health for me. Is there a debt coming off there? It probably is 'right' but I hate the bloody things, making poor people even poorer in some instances.

No debt, no.

Putting £10 on every couple of days seems excessively high.
I put around £40/50 per month mine but I live alone and am out of the house most of the day.

Oh I have gch and gas cooker, I am with
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I live in a one bed flat currently and pay about £50 gas a month in winter and about a tenner a month during summer but it is just two people

Theres 6 of us in a mid terrace house and I put £120 on electric and £70 on gas this month and it should just about last til payday.

We pay about £5 a day for GCH and E. 3 bed end terrace house, with small children in Scotland so heating on almost 24/7. We did repay the previous tenants debt without knowing when we just moved in and that was extortionate.

Have a look at Bulb. We've taken about a third off our costs, even in cold weather. I have a referral code if you wan it, will give you £50 credit

Electric is £30 a month
Gas £40 a month

2 bed flat, me and two children.

I have a three bed mid terrace, that has an integrated, poorly insulated garage with no radiators, and a downstairs loo also without a radiator. My heating is on from 5am until 8.30pm, between 17 and 20c.
In the last 30 days, I've spent £110.
I'm with utilita on their prepay smart meter.

Gas £50pm electric the same. 2 people in a small 2 bed bungalow. We are in credit for both. Incidentally before going onto the gas pre pay, the company we were with wanted £80 pm, so we have found it cheaper this way.

I pay £70 direct debit its a few £ more than they asked for but id rather be a bit ahead 2 bed mid terrace with solar panels