are set to drop by £122 a year from when Ofgem introduced its new price cap on Monday, July 1.It means that millions of households will still end up paying £100 more per year than those who pay byshow that five million households that pay their energy bill via credit, debit card, or cheque will continue to pay up to £100 for their
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Households who pay for their energy through a prepayment meter will be charged the cheapest rates from July 1.