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Learn what’s driving your bills higher — and how to take smart steps to reduce the impact.
If your utility bill feels higher every month, you’re not imagining it. Even with the same usage, costs continue to rise. Inflation plays a part, but it’s far from the only reason. Outdated infrastructure, climate extremes, and energy market changes drive up prices. Here’s why and what you can do to protect your budget. Several forces are pushing utility bills higher across the country.
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