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    Utility Costs by State: What State Has the Highest Utility Bills?

Utility Costs by State: What State Has the Highest Utility Bills?

By Liz Stevens| 2020-09-03T11:41:12-05:00 September 3rd, 2020|

Utility costs by state: what state has the highest average utility bills? How much electricity, natural gas, water, cable and internet costs in each state. If you’re thinking about moving to a different state to lower your cost of living, there are a lot of factors to consider. Typically, people look at the weather, school [...]

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    Who’s Liable for Unpaid Water Bills, the Home Seller or Home Buyer?

Who’s Liable for Unpaid Water Bills, the Home Seller or Home Buyer?

By Ilyce Glink| 2019-06-03T15:04:44-05:00 May 22nd, 2019|

Who’s liable for unpaid water bills, the home seller or home buyer? When the city bills you for back charges after installing a water meter, liability becomes confusing. Q: I own a rental home in Baltimore. The city has had issues in handling water bills and has even failed to install water meters on many [...]

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    Seven Tips for Saving Money on Your Utility Bills

Seven Tips for Saving Money on Your Utility Bills

By Guest| 2017-06-15T15:28:19-05:00 June 6th, 2014|

If you feel like you spent more on your heating bills this winter, you’re right. In addition to the cold temperatures and massive snowstorms that blanketed much of the country, fuel costs increased significantly. Families who heated their homes with propane paid a whopping 54 percent more this past winter. In addition, natural gas heating [...]

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    What’s Covered Under my New Home Warranty?

What’s Covered Under my New Home Warranty?

By Ilyce Glink| 2018-03-15T12:15:46-05:00 January 8th, 2013|

When problems pop up in your new home, first figure out if those issues will be covered under your new home builder warranty. Q: I moved into my new home about two years ago. The house had been built about one year earlier and had never been lived in so I did not think I [...]

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    Five Ways to Shave Those Utility Bills This Summer

Five Ways to Shave Those Utility Bills This Summer

By Ilyce Glink| 2017-06-21T11:18:25-05:00 July 12th, 2010|


This summer, you can easily save money on your utility bills, energy bills, and power bills. Some energy saving tips: to save money on your utility bills and save money, install energy saving products that use less energy: like a programmable thermostat or energy saving light bulbs. By using less energy, you slash utility bills, lowering your payments and go green at the same time. This article discusses more energy saving ideas and money saving strategies.

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    Buyer’s Responsibility To Change Utilities After Closing

Buyer’s Responsibility To Change Utilities After Closing

By Ilyce Glink| 2020-01-22T16:08:50-06:00 June 16th, 2007|

When you buy a home you are responsible for having the utilities turned on in your name. Assuming the utilities will roll over or stay turned on can lead to damages if they get turned off in between occupants.

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