Sentence examples for fixed deal from inspiring English sources

"It really is time to get yourself a discounted fixed deal, and to do it quickly," he said.

But data compiled for the Guardian shows that in the case of market leader British Gas, the most expensive fixed deal – that many customers are being moved on to – is identical to its SVT, at £1,099.84.

In the case of market leader British Gas, the most expensive fixed deal, which many customers are being moved on to, is identical to its standard variable rate, at £1,099.84.

Customers able to find a deposit worth 25% of their home will be offered 5.99% for a two-year fixed deal but 6.6% for a deposit of 10%.

The cheapest fixed tariff is from First Utility, which has an iSave Fixed deal until May 2015 that costs an average £1,172 a year – £9 cheaper than Scottish Power's fix until March 2015 and two months longer.

I think it was a fixed deal.

"My advice to customers who have fixed deals expiring soon is to look to swap at least four weeks before the termination date to avoid automatically moving to what could be a more expensive tariff," suggests Byrom.

The feared five Paul Redmond, head of careers at the University of Liverpool, describes the five types of helicopter parent: The agent Operates like a footballer's agent: fixing deals, arranging contracts, smoothing out local difficulties.

This was where the leading businessmen of the south Wales area - ship owners, shipping agents, mine owners - met to fix deals, to buy and sell coal and, of course, to make themselves fortunes.

With fast track, Congress agrees to set aside its constitutional duty to carefully review (and fix) trade deals.

HSBC reckons you could save £329 a month by switching to a fixed rate deal.