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My fix is ending, if I switch now will I be charged an early exit fee?

Energy suppliers are banned from charging exit fees when you have less than 49 days to go until the end of your tariff. These are rules set down by energy regulator Ofgem, so suppliers have to stick to them. Stay within these timeframes and you shouldn't be charged.

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