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Comparing your energy plan options at least once a year is the best way to make sure you're on a competitively-priced electricity and gas plan.
There are a few factors to consider when comparing the cheapest energy plans in your state:
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There's no requirement to choose the same provider for both fuel types other than the fact that it's convenient. In fact, it's a bit of a myth that it's cheaper to bundle your gas and electricity plans.
There's no guarantee the provider with the cheapest electricity plan in your state also has the cheapest gas plan (although it is possible).
The same rules apply with offers to bundle your energy plan with a phone or internet deal. You might save $10 a month but there might be an internet plan with another provider for $30 less a month.
Make sure you always compare your options before signing up.
Generally, energy bills are charged quarterly, but some providers offer monthly billing or "bill smoothing".
Opting for bill smoothing will allow your provider to estimate your quarterly bill and split it into a monthly payment. You pay the same amount each month regardless of how much energy you use.
Each provider offers different ways of paying your gas and/or electricity bill. A few common ways to pay include a direct debit from your bank account, a credit card or BPAY. You can pay online or at the post office. Debit and credit card payments may charge a fee, which makes a direct debit or BPAY a good option for paying.
Some providers might offer personalised instalment plans that suit your unique circumstances.
Depending on the specific provider, you may have the option to do the following:
In more serious situations, such as the loss of a job, serious illness or a death in the family, your provider may be able to offer more personalised financial hardship assistance. In this case, it's best to get in touch with them as soon as possible.
Depending on your circumstances, you may be eligible for rebates and/or concessions from your state government. Read more about rebates available in your state:
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Ampol Energy is offering households in NSW and South-East QLD a single, but competitively-priced, electricity plan and the added perk of saving on fuel.
Nectr has appealingly low fixed rates for the 12 months after sign up. As a bonus, your energy plan is 100% carbon neutral at no extra cost to you.
Find out if OVO Energy’s electricity or solar plans are worth signing up to.
Energy Locals offer reasonably priced electricity plans that are 100% carbon neutral at no extra cost.
Horizon Power is one of Western Australia’s largest providers of energy that specialises in the North West Interconnected System and the rural north of the state.
Sumo provides electricity, gas and broadband to homes and businesses in Victoria and parts of NSW.
Dodo provides a range of services to customers across Australia, including electricity in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland as well as gas in Victoria and New South Wales.
Qantas Frequent Flyers may want to take advantage of the points offers but the prices aren’t the cheapest.
Ergon Energy creates and provides tailored and variable power supply to around 97% of the state of Queensland.