bowers2
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Prices were rocketing before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It's a convenient excuse to lay all the blame on Russian supplies being effected.
Exactly. The government is playing us like fiddles.
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Prices were rocketing before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It's a convenient excuse to lay all the blame on Russian supplies being effected.
Exactly. The government is playing us like fiddles.
I'm on them, if I can't pump more cash on the machines they just cut off and I will have "self disconnected".
why doesnt anyone think of the shareholdersShell reports highest profits in 115 years - BBC News
Critics call for higher taxes on energy firms as Shell reports a record $39.9bn of profit.www.bbc.co.uk
Shell's Dividend Yield is circa 3.5% which is bang average for the FTSE, most of the holdings will be in Pension Funds etc. not top-hatted Richy Rich portfolios.why doesnt anyone think of the shareholders
I’m going to ring EON today, looking at my account on their app it says in December I used
524kw of electricity
1487kw of gas
They’ve charged me £250 for electricity and £207 for gas. But that doesn’t add up.
524 x 0.34 = 178.16
1487 x 0.103 = 153.61
Even with the standing charges of 14.26 and 8.68. It’s 40-50 more for each.
It’s the same for January, each about £40-50 more than what it says I’ve used. Either the energy used is wrong or the amount charged it wrong.
This is a sweeping statement. I for one could not afford to change my car, if I did it would have to be funded out of the sale of my current car. This would mean a cheaper and older car, which would come with more repair bills.Shell's Dividend Yield is circa 3.5% which is bang average for the FTSE, most of the holdings will be in Pension Funds etc. not top-hatted Richy Rich portfolios.
It easy to get all emotional about headline figures (stirred up by Journalists who make their money from hype), but it's the largest, by Capitalisation, company in the UK. It's the percentages that matter, not a headline figure.
Most people could save a lot of money by changing their (gas guzzling) car buying and driving behaviour.
(I don't own any Shell shares)
dear meShell's Dividend Yield is circa 3.5% which is bang average for the FTSE, most of the holdings will be in Pension Funds etc. not top-hatted Richy Rich portfolios.
It easy to get all emotional about headline figures (stirred up by Journalists who make their money from hype), but it's the largest, by Capitalisation, company in the UK. It's the percentages that matter, not a headline figure.
Most people could save a lot of money by changing their (gas guzzling) car buying and driving behaviour.
(I don't own any Shell shares)
One of the worst takes on the thread, congratulationsShell's Dividend Yield is circa 3.5% which is bang average for the FTSE, most of the holdings will be in Pension Funds etc. not top-hatted Richy Rich portfolios.
It easy to get all emotional about headline figures (stirred up by Journalists who make their money from hype), but it's the largest, by Capitalisation, company in the UK. It's the percentages that matter, not a headline figure.
Most people could save a lot of money by changing their (gas guzzling) car buying and driving behaviour.
(I don't own any Shell shares)
I take it you're moving to the octopus tracker?I don’t think they are they’re just thick as pig shit and the energy companies are only doing what they’ve been allowed through the total incompetence of Ofgem a government department.
I’ve been saying the exact same thing for quite sometime, I did read last week that during the last release of figures 30% of the profits were from the cap.
Anyone who wants to put a spin on it, I’m not going to bother replying, keep smiling.
Would this be worth it if I'm on Octopus Go at the moment with the cheaper night rate?I take it you're moving to the octopus tracker?
The cap doesn't apply and you'll pay less the day the daily rate falls.
Not sure how they can make profits from a maximum price cap and how you could quantity said profit if they somehow managed to.
Would this be worth it if I'm on Octopus Go at the moment with the cheaper night rate?
I take it you're moving to the octopus tracker?
The cap doesn't apply and you'll pay less the day the daily rate falls.
Not sure how they can make profits from a maximum price cap and how you could quantity said profit if they somehow managed to.
Any drawbacks to moving there from shell??
do you really think that. the gov is pouring in billions in subsidies, never mind the billions they poured in re covid.Exactly. The government is playing us like fiddles.