Will a water meter save you money?

If you’re looking to keep your water bill as low as possible, then you may be considering moving to a water meter. But will doing so mean you are better off?

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Moving to a water meter could mean you cut the size of your water bill.

Many of us are looking to reduce our outgoings given the ongoing economic situation, meaning comparing new deals on things like broadband, energy bills and insurance. 

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John Fitzsimons

John Fitzsimons has been writing about finance since 2007, and is a former editor of Mortgage Solutions and loveMONEY. Since going freelance in 2016 he has written for publications including The Sunday Times, The Mirror, The Sun, The Daily Mail and Forbes, and is committed to helping readers make more informed decisions about their money.