Consumer News Your Utility Bill A Little High This Month Here S How To Tame Heating Costs

Some energy bills are expected to rise 10% or more this winter. Here’s how you can lower your costs before temperatures plummet

The latest data from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association shows that heating costs are expected to rise across the board this year, with average electricity spending projected to ... Read More

5 tricks that'll cut your utility bills by $100 per month

According to the DOE’s EnergyStar program, the average household uses 50 light bulbs. On the high end of MacDonald’s calculations, that averages out to $200 in savings per year. But Energy Saver ... Read More

Slash Your Utility Bills in Half: 6 Proven Hacks To Save Big in 2025

Every month, utility bills take a sizable bite out of household budgets. While energy and water are essential, the rising costs can feel overwhelming, especially when it seems like there’s little ... Read More

Cut Your Bills by More Than $800 a Month

Is each utility bill you get higher than the last? Does the monthly tally of your streaming services make you shake your head in disbelief? The high cost of living has many of us shelling out far more ... Read More

Heating bills could average $1,000 this winter. Here are simple ways to save

Whether you heat your home with gas or electric, millions of Americans are expected to have higher heating bills this winter. In its Winter Price Outlook, the National Energy Assistance Directors ... Read More

Rising Gas Bills Could Exacerbate Hardships for Chicagoans This Winter, Consumer Advocates Warn

A review of the gas market in northern Illinois released by the consumer advocate groups Citizens Utility Board and Illinois PIRG highlighted that rising natural gas prices, in addition to rate hikes ... Read More

Voters are mad about utility bills. Republicans are blaming some in their own party

A group of moderate Republicans have warned for months that their party’s plan to eliminate clean energy tax credits would contribute to utility bills skyrocketing. Read More