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Help with utility bills?
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L.SharpEYP
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Energy
Hi,
I currently live at home, and am looking to move out but I have no idea how much anything would cost, i.e. gas, electric, water. I would be living in a 1 bedroom flat so just asking if any of you have any advice, or if you know roughly how much it would cost?
Thanks x
I currently live at home, and am looking to move out but I have no idea how much anything would cost, i.e. gas, electric, water. I would be living in a 1 bedroom flat so just asking if any of you have any advice, or if you know roughly how much it would cost?
Thanks x
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This website offers some average figures: http://www.under-one-roof.org.uk/Cost+of+a+new+home/Water,+gas+and+electricity+costs.aspx
No-one can really provide an accurate estimate because the costs depend on many factors e.g. where you're going to live, the energy provider, how much energy you're likely to use.0 -
Whilst the above is true.
I am a single occupant although I live in a two bed flat.
My water rate on meter was setup as24£ a month when I moved in. This is pretty accurate to what I use.
I only have electricity so no gas etc. in the summer and up until about two weeks back before the weather turned my electricity bill was 28-32£ per month. This goes back as far as April. I am with Eon and they set me up on a direct debit of 54£ a month when I moved in.
Clearly I'm using less, but as winter moves in my energy use will increase. The 54£ is thought to average out over the year.
Remember you may have sevice charges for living in a flat. Communal space etc. you may also have to pay additional costs for parking spaces. Council tax is also worth considering!0
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