[Lizzie]

Am I entitled to the warm home discount how can I find out

[Rebecca]

@Lizzie Hi - do you live in England/Wales or Scotland?

Rebecca

[Lizzie]

I live in england

[Rebecca]

You'll find all the details in this helpful post we've put together here.

Utilita Warm Home Discount - Payment Dates

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Rebecca

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