Mr Lewis has advised consumers to submit meter readings to their energy suppliers before the new price cap takes effect, ensuring accurate billing.
Martin Lewis said: “If you’ve a working smart meter, you don’t need to do anything.
“If not, try to give an up-to-date meter reading within a few days either side of the rate change to reduce the risk your supplier estimates you’ve used more at the current higher rate than you have.”
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