This can be paid upfront or in monthly instalments.
#Bills to pay for apartment license
TV license - if you plan on watching or recording something on your TV, you need to pay for a license. You may also need to pay for the cost of a landline. Phone and broadband (WiFi) - if it’s not included within the rental cost, you’ll need to find a WiFi provider and pay for the service. If it’s your responsibility to pay this bill, you need to find out which water supplier covers your area, as it may be more expensive depending on where you choose to rent. Water - unlike gas and electricity, you cannot choose your water supplier. This means finding your own suppliers, and managing the payments each month. Gas and electricity - unless stated otherwise by your landlord, you’ll also have to pay for these utilities in your property. Council tax - you’ll need to pay council tax if you’re above 18 and renting a home, unless you’re a student, fall under these exemptions, or it is included in your rent. Here’s the bills you’re likely to come across: It helps to be aware of the bills you may be required to pay before you choose a property you’d like to rent - this way, if you’d prefer, you can actively look for properties where certain bills are included within the cost of the rental. What bills may you be expected to pay when renting? 
We’ve got the lowdown on exactly which bills you’ll likely have to pay when renting, along with cost examples of each. But have you considered what other housing costs you’ll need to pay for? Do you know whether you’ll be paying for your own utilities, WiFi, or TV license?
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