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South Carolina Yearly Expenses by Quarter
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How much do you need to live comfortably in South Carolina? According to the Economic Policy Institute, the annual cost of living for a single person without any children averages to $2,332 monthly. If you're single, you need to make $14.72 per hour in order to make a liveable wage in South Carolina.
Cost of the Average Water Bill The average water bill in the United States is $72.93 a month for a family of four using 100 gallons of water per day per person.
Table 2, drawn from 2019 EIA data, shows the average monthly bill for residential customers in the US by state. The data shows that even though the $144.73 average monthly electric bill in SC is high compared to other states, the average price per kWh in 201912.99 cents-- is below the national average.
Though you will see varying costs between cities and neighborhoods across the state, the average price of a home in South Carolina is currently about $165,800, which is up about 6.8% from last year. That places it about 15% lower than the national average, making it a very affordable place to live.
The Economic Policy Institute indicates that the annual cost of living for a single person without any children averages to $2,332 monthly in South Carolina; if you have a spouse and two children, then the relevant figure becomes $4,748 per month.
According to 2019 reports from Numbeo.com, the average monthly utility bill for a 915 square-foot apartment in Columbia is $162.16. That includes electricity, heating, water and garbage. In Greenville, the price jumps to $168.42.
The average electric bill for homes in the state is $145, while the average gas bill is around $100. Expect to pay a little over $32 every month for water, and $37 for sewer costs.
The average electric bill for homes in the state is $145, while the average gas bill is around $100. Expect to pay a little over $32 every month for water, and $37 for sewer costs.
According to 2019 reports from Numbeo.com, the average monthly utility bill for a 915 square-foot apartment in Columbia is $162.16. That includes electricity, heating, water and garbage. In Greenville, the price jumps to $168.42.
According to a new study, South Carolina residents spend about $450 a month on utilities. This was the third-highest rate in the county. The study found that the average electric bill in South Carolina was $140.80 a month, with monthly natural gas costs at $94.32.
