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Utility Rates Increase 5%-40%: Why the Spike & How to Save

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“Now, when weather is kind of temperate and it’s beautiful outside, you might have a higher bill,” Cicero said. “But your bill will be lower, than in the summer or the winter when you’re using much more electricity to heat, or in the case of the summer, cool your home.”

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