How much do you pay for your gas, electricity and water. a month........

[fannyannie]

particuarly interested to know if you're a single parent with 3 young children living in a small 3 bedroom midterrace with gas central heating.

Trying to work out how much I'm going to be paying a month for my utilities (already know how much TVL, Council Tax and phone are going to cost) - at the moment I'm working it out based on a 2 adults and 2 children in a large 3 bedroom end of terrace (with gas central heating) - but I'm guessing it won't be quite as much?????

Not single parent, but 2 adults & a toddler.

Water 30.00 per month.
Gas 60 pm (has been 90 before now)
Electric 52 per month (recently gone up from 30 quid)

blimey that's more than we currently pay !

am in large 3 bed victorian terrace

Just recently I got my calor gas fire down from the loft though in an attempt to get this down a bit. I thought that if we want heating in the evening we could have that on in front room rather than the rads on which tend to heat up the whole house.

I have also started wearing more clothes indoors to get our heating bill down a bit. When we were paying 90.00 pm for gas that was shocking. We are with British Gas as I am waiting to see if the other companies put their prices up this month before changing.

simliar to UCM and feels like far too much. Will try and cut down on heating but am used to being warm. Good idea to heat just one room.

3 bedroom detached house, like it like a furnace, pay £104 pm for gas and elec.

Similar to UCM but a 2 bed semi - 2 adults and 1 child. Water £28 pm, Gas - £60pm, Elec - £50 pm. Pay monthly by DD which didn't quite cover the gas bill this quarter but am hoping it will balance out with less useage over the summer.

I have just changed suppliers as I was paying £80pm for Gas and £60pm for Elec with B Gas.

Who did you end up going with Twototango?

Atlantic (I went on USwitch). Only just had first bill, considering it was a winter one they do seem to work out cheaper (partic for gas)and also every 12 months you stay with them you get a months payment back.

gas - 10 euro in summer, about 40 in winter

water - we don't pay for over here

electricity - last bill was 250 euros for 2 months but i've gotten strict with dp about the tv being on an bought loads of cfl bulbs etc so won't be having a repeat of that!

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I might have to check out Scottish Power - that sounds really cheap.

sorry, thats for 2 adults a toddler and a baby.home all the time, heating on 6 hours a day at 218/20 degrees at the minute, boiler for hot water on maybe 3 hours a day

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verage, mid terrace, 2 bed, 2 adult, 2 children...

£40 gas (that should be dropping soon)
£30 elec
£25? water things

We waste a lot of elec, and have the heating on fairly high most of the time though

We have a 4 bed mid terrace victorian house with gas central heating, 2 adults, 2 children overnight and 2 more during the day ( kids at home during the day so power used for tv, lights, cooker etc )
We pay 88 a month for combined gas/electric (NPower) (can't remember the breakdown)...can't remember how much for water..we are on a meter..will look when I'm on other computer.

£70 Gas
£70 Electricity
£24 Water

feel very ripped off. but still haven't got around to doing anything about it...

2 adults 1 child. 3 bed detached

Gas - £40
Electric - £40
Water £70 (but i have arrears hence high amount)

Sorry, meant to add, 3 kids 1 adult, 4 bed semi.

We pay £98 for gas and electric from Powergen.

Water charges included in Council Tax AFAIK.

2 adults, 3 children. 3 bed semi

Water £20
Gas/Electric £65 and we normally get a rebate

2 bedroomed semi-detatched cottage (with drafts!). Central heating on permanently other than summer.

2 adults 1 or 2 children

4 bedromm detached house

gas and elec £56 per month together.

water £23 per month on a meter.

this is great thanks everyone - gives me a better picture of how much those costs will be (I'm sure they're not going to be higher than what we - well I actually - am currently paying and it's good to see that some pay quite a bit less).