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Probably, although I'm not sure the highest incomes etc correlate that well with largest houses. At the very top maybe yes, but if the cut off is £100k per year or even £150k then that will capture a lot of smallish London houses for families, say.
Do they use loads more on heating than old folk in houses they bought 30, 40 years ago? Not sure they do
andyfallsoff-
I was perhaps looking at the more extremes in energy consumption. Those renting affordable accommodation, trying to make ends meet vs high net worth. I appreciate there are always exceptions to the rule. This in part is why I prefer the grant as a blanket approach. Will now probably hit middle earners hard. All a bit shit really.
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Surely a tiering system on the unit cost would make most sense?
The more you use, the less you benefit though everyone gets the basic help
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Grumpy_Git
Their savings are greater. Heating the Mayfair pad.