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How you can save $30 in 30 seconds on your energy bill

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Power bills are expected to climb even higher in the next 12 months, with a whopping 32 per cent jump forecast by energy bosses.

But there is a simple way households can ease that pressure and it takes less than a minute to do.

Today finance expert Effie Zahos said she regularly changes her plan and there are online sites where energy customers can upload their quarterly bill to find the best deal for their family.

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"I did this yesterday to show how easy it is," Effie said.

"Get your quarterly bill, put in where your postcode is and how many people are in the house at that period and there it is, the cheapest one for me is $740.

"I am paying $770 now, so I can save $30 for that quarter.

"That is the easiest thing you can do."

If you'd like to try this yourself, click here.

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