4 ways to lower your cell phone bill Just splurge on a new phone? Here is how to keep your monthly bill down.

Court orders Sprint to keep WiMAX network running

Robert Reich: Why your cable bill is so high If you’re like most Americans, you have wondered at some point – probably monthly – why your cable bill is so high. And for good reason. The average cable bill in the United States rose 5% in 2012, the latest year available. That’s nearly tri Read more ... ple the rate of inflation.

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10 Clever Ways to Lower Your Cell Phone Bill On average, U.S. households with a family wireless plan spend more than $1,780 on cell phone service annually. Yikes! Here's the 411 on how to save on on your monthly cell phone bill.

Energy Use Rises When Customers Switch to Automatic Bill Pay So says Duke University’s Steven Sexton, who put the average monthly increase in electricity consumption at 4%.

Using Autopay for Your Power Bill Might Up Your Electricity Usage Automatic bill pay is perfect for planning your monthly budget and making sure your payments are always on time. Unfortunately, a recent study suggests that the “out of sight, out of mind” effects of automatically payed power bills can up your en Read more ... ergy consumption and up your bill.

FCC's net neutrality rules open door to new fee on Internet service Recently adopted net neutrality regulations soon could make your monthly Internet bill more complicated — and potentially more expensive.

Verizon Cut Most of Its Data Plan Costs by $10 This Week Customers can opt to either get an additional gigabyte of data for the same amount or get $10 off their monthly bills, but they need to be proactive to make either happen.

Comcast Apologizes For Calling A Customer A Nasty Name On His Bill Ricardo Brown didn't have to wonder what Comcast thought of him. Someone at the company changed his name to a not-very-nice word and then mailed him his monthly bill.