Thread: Interesting information

They are exactly right mate...I have done many comparisons between suppliers, the tariff per kwh definitely needs to be taken into account...I am on some of the best tariffs I can find at the moment(with discount off the top of that), and every time I am offered a big discount plan, I look into the tariffs, and I would be paying more in the long run if I were to switch. Solar feed in price is another one to watch when switching.

Definitely, and not just on power. Marketers know that consumers seem to get hung up on a discount.... but what matters in the number you pay not the % they supposedly save you. So both the starting price and the discount matter, but all the advertising focus is on the discount.

Would you rather 35% off $100...... or 25% off $80 ?........ I'll take the 25% and save myself $5 thanks..

The other trap with power, is the daily supply charge. You can pay a better rate and get a great discount on usage ..... but give it all back with a higher daily supply charge.

Won't matter come next Summer anyway - we'll all be using candles on hot days.

We'll be sweet up here.