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09-13-2008, 07:06 PM #1
Utility Payment Plan $1 less
Every September I get the new estimated utility bill for the monthly payment plan for the new year. Well, it is going to be $1 less a month for this year. The past few years my bill has always gone up. So all the electricity monitoring and heat reduction this year really paid off. I have actually been dreading receiving the statement. Boy am I glad I joined this website. I used many of the ideas for saving on utilities. Hate to think how high the bill would be if I didn't use the suggestions.
Thanks frugal village.
Anyone else seeing their utility bill going down?
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09-15-2008, 06:49 PM #2
I don't think the total off the bill is down. I need to check the KW used to be sure. I just dumped $750 in a front load washer, and bought a mess of pig tail low juice lights , I cant tell if it did any good or not. I think teenagers use an extra 10000 kw for each year they get older. SC
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09-21-2008, 07:54 PM #3
I, too, am grateful for the energy saving advice received on FV.
Thanks to the changes I had made plus the extra ideas learned here, I am finally ready to sign up for the budget plan on my gas bill (heat and hot water).
My budget plan will be $192/month
for heat and hot water for an 1800+ square foot house built in 1920 and located in Western NY. I will work to get that down even lower, but I am doing cartwheels over the $192 with Winter just around the corner...
Jen

30 yr old DD
3 kitties

(2 adopted from my daughter)
As of January 1, 2011------------------------ Updated June 10, 2011
Short term goals:
- $2,000: to set up my consulting business. DONE!
INVESTED ANOTHER $5000!
- $4,000: down payment gift to daughter to bring her down payment on a house to 20% and avoid PMI. ON HOLD.... her offer wasn't accepted...
- $1,500: pay off Student loan ALMOST THERE!
- $1,200: pay off credit card (was disputing with creditor (ALL PREDATORY FEES charged on ZERO BALANCE), but I'm giving up the fight to make this go away...) PUT OFF till June/July
- $11,600: Pay off Cornerstone car loan by end of May 2011 DONE
- Complete tax returns by February 15th DONE
Long term goals:
Continue to follow a modified Dave Ramsey plan to pay off debt. Progress has been made, but there is much to do...
Balances January 1, 2011 -----------------June 10, 2011
Citimortgage on home: $104,500-------- $102,775
BofA Mtg on Rental: $27,000------------ $26,000(Est)
HSBC Equity Line on Rental: $11,900------ $9,902
Citibank car loan: $13,830 -------------- $11,663
Cornerstone car loan: $11,600------- PAID OFF!!
Student Loan: $1,500------------------ $320
Credit card: $1,200-------------------- $1,200
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