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Need to pay your FPL bill in Cash?

There are many reasons why you need to pay your FPL bill in person. Check Cashing USA as an authorized agency will process the payment that will be posted immediately to your account.  For processing the payment at our locations we charge $1.50. The fee charged is a processing fee. FPL does not receive any portion of this fee.
 

Save energy and money on your FPL bill:

1. Turn off lights and electronics when not in use.
2. Use energy-efficient light bulbs and appliances.
3. Set your thermostat to a slightly higher temperature in the summer and a slightly lower temperature in the winter.
4. Use a programmable thermostat to automatically adjust the temperature when you're not home.
5. Seal air leaks around doors and windows.
6. Keep your HVAC system maintained and change filters regularly.
7. Use ceiling fans to help circulate air.
8. Take shorter showers and install low-flow showerheads.
9. Wash clothes in cold water and line dry when possible.
10. Unplug chargers and appliances when not in use.

By implementing these changes, you can reduce your energy usage and save money on your FPL bill.

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Managing your Florida Power Light (FPL) bill

Energy use can increase during certain times of the year for many common reasons, like warmer weather. But unique circumstances, like we find ourselves in today, also play a role. 

Understanding as much as possible about all these factors can translate into lower bills. Check out the following tips to help you lower your bill.

1. Understand the components of your bill: Your FPL bill consists of various components such as energy charge, base charge, taxes, and surcharges. It's essential to understand each component to identify any discrepancies.

2. Check Your Meter Reading: FPL charges based on the electricity usage units (kilowatt-hours) in a month as per your meter reading. You can check the reading on your bill and compare it with your actual usage recorded on the meter.

3. Monitor Your Usage: To manage your bill, you need to monitor your electricity usage and find ways to reduce it. You can use smart home products like thermostats, power strips, and LED lights to conserve energy.

4. Enroll in the FPL Budget Billing Program: This program allows customers to pay a fixed amount each month based on the average of the last 12 months' bills. This helps to avoid spikes in bills during peak usage months.