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Reminder: MSE's Big Switch 7 is ON NOW

Thousands have already saved, yet you've only 8 days left to grab our supe r-cheap tariff

We've been swamped with successes since we launched Big Switch Event 7, our latest energy collective where firms bid to provide you cheap energy through a trusted intermediary (ie, us). Vicky told us: "Saved £800/yr. Thank you." And Gareth tweeted: "@Moneysaving Exp @MartinSLewis Just saved £368/yr in the big energy switch." Yet we've only 36,000 tariffs remaining and 8 days left to get 'em - so you need to act quick.

MSE super-cheap 1yr fix - £854/yr all-in based on typical use. Our winner's the Green Star Energy Rate Saver 12month Fixed MSE tariff (for dual fuel, single and Eco7). It costs a typical £884/yr for dual fuel, plus you get £30 MSE cashback (£15 single fuel), making it £854/yr all-in. It's available across Britain (sadly not NI), and the rate's locked for a year, though what you pay varies with use.
To get it, do a full market comparison (this link defaults to include cashback) and if you're eligible for the collective, it'll show in your results.

- Who is Green Star? It's a decent supplier that's taken part in our Big Switch Events before. It's been around since 2013, has nearly 200,000 customers and is owned by a large Canadian company. Plus, we've secured boosted customer service, so there's a special team just for this.

Be aware - if you switched 1yr ago it's now pricier. Unfortunately the cost of the cheapest deals has risen by 21% since last May, as wholesale costs have risen. And we can't beat the market. But this is one of the cheapest available now - it'll still save an average £280/yr versus standard rates you'd move to when your fix ends.

A new provider not yet on comparison may win on price. Newbie One Select has launched a tariff that on the surface undercuts our collective, though it's so new it hasn't yet provided the data for inclusion on most comparison sites. You can check it out yourself, yet we've no details of its customer service, capacity to cope if lots apply or its financial strength. We're telling you as we didn't want you to think we're hiding it.

Quick need-to-knows. For full help, see our main detailed MSE collective switch FAQs.
1. Switching's easy. It's the same gas, same elec, same safety. Only service & price may change.
2. To get the lowest price, pay by monthly direct debit. Just ensure you give regular meter readings.
3. You CAN'T get Warm Home Discount with this tariff. So if you get it, this may not be for you.
4. If you're in credit and switch firm, you should get the excess back. If not, see get credit back.
5. Where we're paid to switch you we share roughly half in cashback. The rest covers our costs/profit.
6. This tariff is fixed. So the RATE (not cost, that depends on use) is locked in, with no hikes.
7. It charges £30/fuel early exit fees. Unless you leave it to move home.

£500 'robo-investing' cashback gives you a 10% head start

With this easier way to invest, firms pick where your money goes. Nowt's certain, but the cashback helps

Many are scared off investing in stock markets as it's complex. New 'robo-funds' aim to make it simpler - you answer a few questions, select your risk level and they choose (from a limited choice) where your money goes. Like all investing, be prepared to leave your money for a decent period (say 5yrs+) to ride market ups and downs. Be awa re too that you could LOSE money.

Is robo-investing a good idea? Yes, it's a good idea - but that doesn't make it a good investment. For those prepared to do the research, picking your own shares and funds can mean lower fees and gives a much wider investment choice. Those with complex affairs can benefit by paying for an independent financial adviser too.
Now it should be noted that we at MSE don't usually cover investing. Our focus here is the cashback, which effectively gives a head start, as unless your investment falls by more than that you're quids in. Yet we're NOT suggesting this is the way to invest, just that if you're doing it anyway, be sure to bag the cashback.

Get £50 cashback on £500 Wealthify investment. Via this Wealthify* link, the first 500 new custs to open and fund a stocks & shares ISA (or ordinary investment plan) will get £50 cashback if they invest £500. The cashback'll be paid after 11mths as long as you invest an initial £500 lump sum, or £250 upfront & 10 subsequent monthly top-ups of £25 or more; and don't withdraw for a year. Total annual charges will be about 0.9% (sub-£5), assuming the final value stays the same.

Get £500 cashback on £5,000 Moneyfarm investment. The first 500 new customers to Moneyfarm who open and fund a stocks & shares ISA (or ordinary savings plan) via this Moneyfarm* link using code MSEcashback can earn £500 cashback. To get it, you must invest a min £5,000 lump sum or a min £2,500 upfront with 10 monthly top-ups of £250 or more; and don't withdraw for a year. If y ou invest that amount, total annual charges will be about 0.25% (£10ish), assuming no change in the final value.

Robo-investing need-to-knows:
- You can't pick your own funds. Your cash is invested in funds chosen by the robo-provider based on how risky you want to be.
- The bigger your investment, the less cashback will matter. If you invest more than the min needed to receive the cashback, you'll rely more on market movements to boost your returns in relation to the cashback.
- WARNING. Markets can sink as well as shoot up. As with any investments, your funds' value can go down as well as up, and while it's unlikely, you could lose all your money.