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Budget Direct Debit: when your monthly payments might change
We can give you the answer for your type of account, once we know what your account number starts with. You can find your account number in MyAccount, and on your EDF bills, emails and letters.
My account number starts with '67'
We review your Direct Debit at least twice a year to make sure your payments will cover your energy use for the year.
If the amount of energy you use has changed, we might also have to change your payment amount to keep you on track.
After each review, we'll let you know if your payments need to go up, down or stay the same.
Other times your payments might change
- When you change tariff – if your new tariff rates are very different to your old rates
- When energy regulator Ofgem's price cap change affects your Standard Variable rates
- When you give a meter reading for the first time in quite a while – and our previous estimated readings for you haven't been accurate
- When you make an extra payment – and your next Direct Debit review is more than a month away
My account number starts with 'A'
Please log in to our help centre
You'll find answers for your type of account in our help centre for account numbers that start with 'A'.
You just need to log in or sign up to MyAccount first – this is where you'll find your help centre.
I don't know my account number
You can find your account number in MyAccount and on your EDF bills, email and letters.
We review your Direct Debit at least twice a year to make sure your payments will cover your energy use for the year.
If the amount of energy you use has changed, we might also have to change your payment amount to keep you on track.
After each review, we'll let you know if your payments need to go up, down or stay the same.
Other times your payments might change
- When you change tariff – if your new tariff rates are very different to your old rates
- When energy regulator Ofgem's price cap change affects your Standard Variable rates
- When you give a meter reading for the first time in quite a while – and our previous estimated readings for you haven't been accurate
- When you make an extra payment – and your next Direct Debit review is more than a month away