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Fall Into Lower Electric Bills - the Fall Season is a Perfect Time to Lock in a Lower Electric Rate

You can “fall” into lower electric rates if you lock in during the fall months. There are peeks and valleys (head and shoulder) months in regards to energy prices. Electric rates track closely with natural gas prices and historically the months during the fall are valleys or shoulder months which makes for a good curve when trying to determine when to lock in your electric rate. Read

By: Texas Electricity | 25/11/2008 | Ask an Expert

Lower Texas Electric Price Before Big Summer Demand

Have you ever changed your cell phone rate plan? If you are like most people, the answer is yes. But the funny thing is - More than half of Texas consumers have not taken advantage of competitive electricity prices made available through deregulation and they continue to be served by their incumbent utilities. That’s like staying on the same cell phone rate plan from the day you got your first cell phone. It simply doesn’t make sense. Read

By: Texas Electricity | 27/02/2008 | Personal Finance