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There’s no denying that potential energy cost savings are small at the moment. But don’t let that put you off switching to a cheaper deal if you’re on an out-of-contract tariff. Last March, customers could have saved more than £300 per year by switching gas and electricity deal. Currently, the biggest saving for an equivalent home is £139. Savings look smaller because the price cap on standard (or out-of-contract) energy deals is around £100 lower than it was a year ago. But deals also aren’t as cheap. However, if your tariff is ending, or you aren’t on a fixed tariff, you should...