Title: How Much Is The Average Utility Bill?
Headings: How Much Is The Average Utility Bill?
How Much Is The Average Utility Bill?
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What is the Average Water Bill?
What is the Average Sewage Bill?
What is the Average Electricity Bill?
What is the Average Cell Phone Bill?
What is the Average Cable/Internet Bill?
How to Save Money on Utilities
Control Your Consumption
Rethink Your Housing Choice
Shop Around
Find Alternative Ways to Manage and Gather Utility Needs
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Content: Rethink Your Housing Choice
The housing you choose to live in can have a definite impact on your utility bills. Typically, smaller housing square footage means less utility usage, especially when it comes to heating and air conditioning. And renting instead of owning a home can result in lower utility costs as well. Many landlords don’t charge renters for utilities such as water and trash. Additionally, the area you live in does make a difference when it comes to utility costs. For instance, Hawaii has the most expensive utility costs in the U.S. according to a recent report, while Wisconsin has the least expensive utility costs. Consider this when you decide where you want to live. Shop Around
Utility providers in all areas are aware that there is a sector of frugal people out there looking to save money. For instance, as we talked about earlier, there are many cell phone providers that offer cheaper packages on cell phone service. And although you can’t always switch providers for electricity and natural gas if there are a limited number of providers in your area, you can shop around for television costs like cable or satellite.