Can I cancel my direct debits when I move out?
When you leave your property you should inform all of your current utility suppliers with as much notice as possible and provide a forwarding address for your final bills. Wait until you receive these bills to cancel your direct debit to void a penalty for non-payment, and any overpayment you make for the period you were not responsible for the property will be refunded to you.
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