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    Living Expenses

    On top of your monthly rent or mortgage payments, you can expect to pay the following additional living expenses (taxes and utilities):

    • Gas and electricity
    • Water usage and water board tax
    • Telephone, internet, cable TV
    • Waste (garbage) tax
    • Sewer tax (if you own your own home)
    • Property tax (if you own your own home)
    • Insurance (Homeowners and/or contents)

    On the pages in this section, we provide average price ranges for services. Please note that costs vary based on usage, location and/or the number of people living in the household.