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@nescafegirl89 The company probably makes less money after the change because the "discount" has always been artificial and their price is subject to competition. Let's remember that technically both people in your example should be billed $90, and if late an extra $10. Whereas before both...

@nescafegirl89 No. The government's role here was to reduce obfuscation made by power companies and make it easier for the consumer to make informed decisions; it's much easier to compare power companies when the only numbers you need to compare are KWh and daily charges. Not necessarily...

@imperfectdesciple So you'd rather power companies ransom a larger amount initially, and then give you back some money if you manage to pay according to their timeframe? That's not a discount; that's a late fee that's been pre-applied to your bill.

@ablaze513 If you bank transfer it's free, the 70c is when you do a Windcave instant transfer.

@idolsmasher Dosh Visa card gets you 1% cashback on every purchase. No fees. The biggest deals website like reddit in NZ would be Cheapies.nz

@rickt65 Government are removing low fixed charge tarrifs. Power companies are no longer required to offer customers a low fixed charge.

For light use of Spotify/Maps/Messenger etc. anywhere, without breaking the bank: Warehouse Mobile's $4 500MB 28 day data pack is probably NZ's cheapest way to stay connected to the internet while you're out and about. Pros: Rollover data up to 365 days Free call/texts between Warehouse...