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Some energy customers may need to act to secure £150 bill discount

Some people could miss out on a £150 reduction on their energy bill if they are not named on the account before the relevant deadline.

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Some energy customers may risk missing out on £150 towards their bill unless they make sure they are named on the account before the relevant deadline.

The available information states that certain people must ensure their name appears on their energy bill in order to qualify for the help. Those who are not listed may not be recognised as eligible, even where they otherwise expect to receive support.

The measure is described as a £150 discount on an energy bill. No further details are provided in the supplied material about the precise eligibility rules, the date of the deadline, or whether the discount is applied automatically or through an application process.

People who think they may qualify should check the name shown on their energy account and confirm whether any action is needed before the deadline. The key point is that being correctly named on the bill may be necessary to receive the support.

The latest position from the supplied material is that some customers still need to carry out this check to avoid losing access to the £150 reduction.

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