Martin Lewis

I mean, it's about 1% cheaper.

So you could, if you want certainty, lock into a fix right now.

And the way that it has been going, it looks like that would probably undercut the current prices on the tracker tariff.

But of course, the reason you've got the tracker tariff in the first place is to embrace the volatility and hope that the price will be cheaper on the tracker because, you know, the Middle East conflict is going to end or reduce and therefore those prices will come back down and then it should be beating the cheapest fixes.

So I was framing this within those people who are on the track of tariff, know what they're doing and have got the volatility.

Of course, if you're not sure, then the easy way to make sure you're guaranteed to save over the price cap is to go onto a comparison site and find yourself the cheapest fix.

But I don't think that was the spirit of the question.

If it was, well, then you've got both my answers.

Are you sitting there thinking, oh, I know what I wanted to ask him?

Well, this is your opportunity.

If you've got a question, then just send them in to martinlewispodcast at bbc.co.uk.

And please do start them, Dear Martin.

No, Dear Matt.

Dear Martin.

Simon?

Now, interestingly, I think you slightly broke format.

Don't worry, I'm not going to tell podcast producer Matt.

Because the second question on the show was actually a success.

And normally successes go in slot number four if we have a caller with a success.

You've put it in slot number two.