Illinoisans pay more for household bills than those in most other states – Center Square

The bill paying assistance company doxo found that residents of Illinois pay nearly $900 more a year for household expenses than the national average. Illinois is known for its high property taxes, so the cost of mortgage helps place the Land of Lincoln as the 16th most expensive state for household bills. Illinois households spend about 35% of their income on bills.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

35% on bills, 35% on taxes, and you live on the remaining 35%! Nothing to see here.

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