Oldphile
Oldphile t1_je32kwd wrote
Oldphile t1_jckywm7 wrote
$1150 for propane 1100 sq. ft. with finished walkout basement. I keep the upstairs at 68 and basement at 60. I'm paying $3.13/gal.
Oldphile t1_jccjb0e wrote
Reply to New Hampshire be like... by NationYell
Live in Milton, not Melton.
Oldphile t1_jc8ir8a wrote
Reply to comment by Artemusfowle in What is the deal with the NH grid? by decayo
Yup. One of the boundary lines on my property is defined by a stone wall.
Oldphile t1_jbhbmy6 wrote
Reply to comment by SyntheticCorners28 in Are Maine taxes as bad as people say? by SameProfession254
Total state taxes is my question. I can say without a doubt $5,000. for me. Mainers, tell me what you think are your total state taxes.
Oldphile t1_jbh7zax wrote
Reply to comment by SLZicki in Are Maine taxes as bad as people say? by SameProfession254
Yeah but how much income tax and sales tax do you pay?
Oldphile t1_jbeloy7 wrote
Reply to comment by ecco-domenica in Are Maine taxes as bad as people say? by SameProfession254
Depends on where you live. My property tax is less than $5,000. With no sales tax and no income tax this works for me.
Oldphile t1_j9robc4 wrote
Reply to Stupid question. by Albitt
If you are under age 50 then you are a wimp. If not over 60, then tough it out. I'm 72 and still deal with snow.
Oldphile t1_j7koubv wrote
$1400/ year for propane
$2400/ year for electricity
1600 sq. ft. home built in 2004. I heat with propane and a heat pump and I like a cool house in the summer. I don't scrimp on my comfort.
Oldphile t1_j79dgu8 wrote
I hope he put on sunscreen.
Oldphile t1_j79cd92 wrote
Reply to Eversource, please do better by ImmediateSympathy752
Do what I did. Buy a $10,000 standby generator and then they will cut back the trees and you'll seldom lose power again. I moved to NH in 2005 and went through a one week power outage and multiple other lengthy outages. Since installing the generator I haven't lost power for more than 6 hours. Murphy's law.
Oldphile t1_j799kdj wrote
Reply to comment by Cost_Additional in Who ordered Chinese delivery? by Viking603
Recently there was a poll of best Chinese restaurant in NH. If you are north of Rochester I can answer that.
Oldphile t1_j6mz0qo wrote
Reply to comment by jasonhitsthings in I get to experience -30 degrees for the first time this coming Saturday. Do I need to be concerned with my well freezing? It’s a standard drilled well with casing and cap. Any advise from my northern friends? Thanks! by MicasNoggin
100% fool-proof unless it's a walk out basement. My neighbors baseboard heater froze. Nothing between the heater and outside except drywall, 3/4" air gap and concrete. His thermostat was set at 45F. My plumber advised to never set the thermostat lower than 55F.
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Reply to comment by didntdonothingwrong in Do I need to register my car in New Hampshire? by CUontheHill
I did register, just didn't have the tags on and did have them in the car. He didn't give me a ticket.
Oldphile t1_j6dtf23 wrote
Reply to comment by tulipinacup in Do I need to register my car in New Hampshire? by CUontheHill
You're lucky. Day one of the month after my birthday I got pulled over at the Lee traffic circle for expired tags. The trooper was just sitting there waiting for expired tag victims.
Oldphile t1_j66obvd wrote
Reply to comment by CryptoRaffi in So Everscource jumped its price 155% right before the winter... by [deleted]
Maybe I wasn't clear. Eversource doesn't generate electricity and they buy elsewhere. They do not make any profit on the electricity they buy. They only profit on the delivery of electricity which is only 1/3 of the bill. The increase in delivery charges was miniscule compared to the 2X charge for electricity. The significant rate increase was due to the cost of electricity. You can shop for another electricity provider and may do a little better.
And it's not the government, it's the PUC.
Oldphile t1_j65odt4 wrote
Reply to comment by CryptoRaffi in So Everscource jumped its price 155% right before the winter... by [deleted]
Eversource does not generate electricity. Every 6 months Eversource puts out for bids. One time I contracted with another supplier for 12 months and 6 months in Eversource had a better rate and I was stuck at the higher rate or pay a penalty to end the contract. BTW when you contract with another supplier you still pay Eversource for delivery which is currently about 1/3 of the bill. You do not have to buy electricity from Eversource, but you do have to pay them to deliver it.
Oldphile t1_j5hdvzg wrote
Reply to Best breakfast spots in NH? by justboosted02
Lenos in Wakefield. Also Miss Wakefield's, but they are only open 6 months of the year.
Oldphile t1_j4b9a3l wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Question regarding electricity bills… by [deleted]
Get a radiant space heater. One that glows red. Be sure to follow the safety precautions.
Oldphile t1_je4usfy wrote
Reply to Would appreciate help with this MA tax question regarding an NH resident working in MA remotely! by Cloudy-And-Sunny
MA passed a new law during the pandemic that would have remote workers living in NH pay MA tax when employed by a MA company. NH sued MA, but I don't know what the outcome was.
https://www.governor.nh.gov/news-and-media/state-new-hampshire-v-commonwealth-massachusetts