The Utility Review Co.

06/09/2026

Quick one for you 👇

If you had to choose right now — would you fix your energy tariff, or take your chances on a tracker?

Drop FIXED or TRACKER in the comments, I’m curious what people are leaning towards this year 👇”

04/09/2026

⚡ Even Martin Lewis is saying it now: it’s time to look at fixing your energy tariff.

With the price cap rising 4% from 1 October, Martin Lewis has been urging households on standard variable tariffs to get onto a fixed deal while the cheaper fixes are still available. His analysis shows the cheapest fixes are currently around 8% below the current price cap, and roughly 11% below the cap coming into force in October.

And it’s not just about October — the January price cap is currently predicted to rise by more than 10% , so locking in a rate now could protect you well beyond the winter.

Here’s the part most people don’t realise: fixing isn’t your only option. Tracker tariffs can also be a smart move, especially if you think wholesale prices might fall — they move with the market rather than locking you in, so you’re not stuck if rates drop.

The right choice — fixed, tracker, or staying put — depends entirely on your usage, your supplier, and what’s actually available right now. That’s exactly what I help with.

I’ll compare the best value tariffs on the market for your situation, fixed and tracker included, so you can make the right call before the October rise hits.

No jargon. No pressure. Just the facts, so you can decide.

📲 07396866576
📧 [email protected]

04/09/2026

02/09/2026

Are you the type of person who shops around when your car insurance is due… or do you just let it auto-renew every year? 🤔

Be honest.

Because your energy, broadband, home insurance, and even your phone contract are pretty much the same thing — things you just keep renewing year after year.

Maybe you’re happy with the service, and that’s completely fine.

But are you actually happy paying more than you should be for it?

Loyalty rarely gets rewarded by providers anymore — it just means you’re less likely to be on the best deal. A quick, free comparison costs you nothing and takes minutes.

Drop me a message if you want to find out where you actually stand.

📞 07396866576
📧 [email protected]
🧑‍💻 www.theutilityreview.co.uk

02/09/2026

01/09/2026

Do you feel a bit out of control with your household expenses? 😮‍💨

Maybe you’re still with the same provider you’ve been with for years — happy enough with what you get, but that monthly payment is slowly creeping up.

Sound familiar?

All it takes is one message to us about anything to do with your energy, broadband, or even your insurance — which could also do with a look at.

No pressure, no obligation. Just a simple, honest check to see if you’re still on the best deal for you.

📱07396866576 - We have WhatsApp ✅

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🛜 www.theutilityreview.co.uk

26/08/2026

⚡ Energy bills are going up again — here’s what you need to know.

Ofgem has just confirmed the energy price cap is rising by 4% from 1 October, taking the typical household bill from £1,663 to £1,723 a year.

If you’re on a standard variable tariff, this increase will apply to you automatically — no letter, no warning, it just happens.

Here’s the bit most people don’t realise: the price cap doesn’t mean you’re on the best deal. It’s simply the maximum suppliers can charge on a default tariff. There are often better options out there — fixed tariffs, different suppliers, different rates — but nobody checks unless you ask.

With this rise landing in a few weeks, now’s a good time to actually look at:

✅ What tariff you’re currently on

✅ Whether a fixed deal would protect you from further rises

✅ Whether your current supplier is even competitive anymore

I offer a free, no-obligation review — I’ll check your current tariff and rates against what’s actually available right now, so you know exactly where you stand before the rise hits.

No jargon. No pressure. Just an honest comparison.

📱07396 866576

📧 [email protected]

🛜 www.theutilityreview.co.uk

19/08/2026

💜 Another home visit today… and honestly, this one shocked me.

I visited a gentleman who had been paying:

⚡ £142 a month for his energy (still on his supplier’s standard variable rate)
📶 £48 a month for broadband he barely used
🛡️ £38 a month for home insurance he’d never once compared

That’s around £228 a month.

And the saddest part?

He’d been paying it for years.

Nobody had ever sat down with him and asked what he actually needed.

He just renewed everything automatically, year after year, without realising there were better options out there.

After going through everything together, he now has:

⚡ A fixed energy tariff – £98 a month
📶 Full Fibre Broadband – £23 a month
🛡️ Home insurance, properly compared – £24 a month

Saving an incredible £83 EVERY MONTH!

That’s £996 a year. 😳

And this is exactly why I do what I do.

It’s not about telling people what to buy.

It’s about asking:
“What are you actually paying for, and do you still need it?”

Sometimes people aren’t overpaying because they’re being ripped off.

They’re overpaying because nobody has ever checked.

If you, or someone you know, thinks they might be paying for things they don’t need anymore — simply send me a bill, give me a call, or ask me to pop round.

📱 Rich – The Utility Review Co. – 07396 866576

No jargon. No pressure. Just a simple, honest review 🙏

19/08/2026

Are you actually on the best tariff for you? Here’s how to check 🔍

With so many energy, broadband, and mobile tariffs on the market right now, it’s genuinely hard to know if you’re getting a good deal — or quietly overpaying every month.

Here’s the thing: providers don’t tell you when a better tariff comes out. You could be sitting on a deal that was competitive a year ago but isn’t anymore, and nothing on your bill will flag that.

A few questions worth asking yourself:

✅ Do you know exactly how much energy/data you actually use each month?

✅ Has your tariff changed automatically since you signed up (e.g. rolled onto a standard/default rate)?

✅ Have you compared what’s currently available, or just renewed with the same provider out of habit?

With rates and providers shifting so often, “best deal” isn’t a one-time thing — it changes.

I offer a free, no-obligation bill check — I look at your actual usage and compare it against what’s currently available, so you know exactly where you stand. No pressure, just clarity.

Drop me a message if you’d like me to take a look 🙂

📞 07396866576 (WhatsApp available)
📧 [email protected]

28/07/2026

🟢 Tendring Community Energy 🟢

Every Conversation Matters

Sometimes the biggest successes don’t begin with renewable energy.
They begin with listening.

Recently, a gentleman returned to our office simply to say thank you.
When he first visited us he was struggling with housing and uncertainty about the future. Through partnership working and signposting to the right organisations, he has now secured accommodation and wanted to let us know that things are finally turning around.

Moments like these remind us why community energy is about far more than solar panels.
When people no longer have to worry about where they are living, they are in a much better position to think about reducing bills, improving their homes and building a brighter future.

Community resilience begins with people.