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i'm just not happy that they keep your money. they're still taking money out of the account rather than just freeze it for a couple of months. but no, they still take more and more money out. so it hasn't actually been too bad. it has gone up, but not drastically. are you interested in shopping around at all? um, so personally i'm not great at doing that. - i'm quite, don't like change. and it's better the devil you know. the price cap is expected to come down to £2,060 injuly, meaning lower bills for most of us. and with suppliers expecting energy prices to become more stable, it's thought they might start offering more fixed—rate deals for households. really? ok, that's not very good. consumer groups would like to see more options on the market. at the moment, we're all pretty much just paying the variable rates, which means that our bills change every time the price cap changes, and that's affected by all sorts of things in the energy market. so at which? we certainly hope to see