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We made the switch...and you can too!

They say, "Everything is bigger in Texas!" But don't let big electric bills be one of those. LOL.   Okay, so about every 12 months, our contract with our electric company expires. I loved our previous company (4change Energy), BUT they are no longer offering pay-by-tier for the amount of kWh we use.  If you've never had the option to pay-by-tier, it is a great option because you always know what your bill is going to be. Perfect for those on a budget!  Here's how it works: If we used under 500 kWh, we paid $64.50, under 1000 kWh an additional $64.50....and so on. It's awesome because it was a set amount including monthly TDU charges! BUT since they  no longer offer that deal, it was time to do some searching.  Did you know in Texas, you have the Power to Choose which electric company you wish to use? It's really simple. You just enter your zip and it will let you know what electric providers are available. In my area, I came across Constellation . I...

Looking for a New Electric Provider?

 If your current contract is up, you're looking for a better rate, or it's just time to switch, did you know in Texas that you have the Power to Choose what electric provider to use?  About two years ago, we were with another electric provider, and were seriously paying $60/mth in delivery charges alone! After browsing the site for my area, I found one that was perfect for us: 4Change Energy We didn't have the best credit, but weren't required to make a down payment, and the cancellation fee is only $20 per remaining contract months....a lot less than most of the other companies. They had one of the best rates, there's no hidden fees, and they're charitable (They give 4% of their profit to charities we love).    I currently found 2 12-month plans available for them in the Killeen and Harker Heights area. For those who live in smaller homes, or that can better regulate their monthly energy usage and stay under 1000 kWh per month, I would suggest ...