[Cherie]

wait for the poll!

So there was this Victor Mildrew type on Nick F this morning saying that alot of pensioners get their warm home cash in December instead of using it to pay their energy bills they buy presents for their ungrateful children and grandchildren

He said he rang up his energy supplied to deposit his 150.00 rebate with them and he was told he was the first one to do it

so what will you do, hold on to it, or add it to your energy account?

[ThomasC]

Probably already spent it.

My energy bill is not changing because of a rebate I got on my council tax. They're two bills that still need paying so I don't see the point unless you're in a lot of debt that you need to pay off your energy bill to stay adrift.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by ThomasC

Probably already spent it.

My energy bill is not changing because of a rebate I got on my council tax. They're two bills that still need paying so I don't see the point unless you're in a lot of debt that you need to pay off your energy bill to stay adrift.

You put it towards your new Paul Smith bag didn’t you

[ThomasC]

Originally Posted by Cherie

You put it towards your new Paul Smith bag didn’t you

No
I got it after I bought that

[michael21]

In October £400. Coming to the meeeeeee

[user104658]

I paid my CT bill in 2021 outright (have done this a few times over the last 7 or 8 years, it's always great to have it out the way but a system shock to go back to paying monthly ) so I didn't have an active direct debit when the £150 was issued - so they just took it straight off my CT bill . Didn't get the choice. Swings and roundabouts though, doesn't really matter which bill it comes off I guess.

[MTVN]

Still waiting for mine

[MTVN]

Can't see myself bothering to do that though

[bots]

it will pay peoples netflix sub for a while

just spotted my typing error there it, not i. Sorry folks, i wont be paying your netflix subs ... unlucky

[user104658]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Still waiting for mine

Are you sure it wasn't applied to your council tax bill? If you've not had it into your account by now, it probably was.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i will pay peoples netflix sub for a while

It paid my first month's council tax, I just waited a month before setting up a direct debit

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by michael21

In October £400. Coming to the meeeeeee

Thought you werre rolling in it !! Now you need handouts ????

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Are you sure it wasn't applied to your council tax bill? If you've not had it into your account by now, it probably was.

After posting that I actually had a letter waiting for me when I got home about it lol

I'm not on direct debit either so they need me to give my account details for them to pay it. I thought they weren't doing it as deductions from the bill but maybe it varies council by council

[Strictly Jake]

Haven't got one still and don't think it'll be coming. But no I'd prob end up wasting it

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by MTVN

After posting that I actually had a letter waiting for me when I got home about it lol

I'm not on direct debit either so they need me to give my account details for them to pay it. I thought they weren't doing it as deductions from the bill but maybe it varies council by council

My power

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

Haven't got one still and don't think it'll be coming. But no I'd prob end up wasting it

You are entitled to it, if you are in Band A to D. If you don’t pay by DD you might need to check how to get it as every council is different

[Vanessa]

Already spent it

[smudgie]

Everything will go into the pot, we are ok until February as our fixed term ends then.
Only pay £96 a month and are in credit.
Big shock coming in February no doubt.