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The graph below is a comparison of salary data for 10 jobs in Washington, District of Columbia, as provided by the free SalaryExpert® Salary Report and Salary Calculator. If you are a professional who requires compensation survey data for your work please consult ERI Economic Research Institute's Salary Assessor.

Utility Bill Collection Clerk:
Notifies or locates customers with delinquent accounts, attempts to secure payment, and reports payments. Prepares and mails form letters to customers to encourage payment of delinquent accounts. Talks to customer by telephone in attempt to determine reason for overdue payment,... [+] More

Utility Bill Collection Clerk:
Notifies or locates customers with delinquent accounts, attempts to secure payment, and reports payments. Prepares and mails form letters to customers to encourage payment of delinquent accounts. Talks to customer by telephone in attempt to determine reason for overdue payment, reviewing terms of sales, service, or credit contract with customer. Calls customers who do not reply to letters.

Helps secure information regarding customer's financial status or insurance coverage. Provides appropriate information to billing staff or credit department. Records information about financial status of customer and status of collection efforts. May order repossession or service disconnection, or turn over account to attorney. May sort and file correspondence. May receive payments and post amount paid to customer account and notify collection agency of amounts received. May adjust for incorrect credit charges and grant extension of credit. May provide customer credit information or rating on request. May compute interest and payments. May use automated telephone dialing system to contact customers and computer to record customer account information. May void sales tickets for unclaimed COD and lay-away merchandise. May trace customer to new address by inquiring at post office or by questioning neighbors. (Source: eDOT Job Description) [-] Less

A renter's cost of living for someone making $49,032 in Washington, District of Columbia is 117.7% of the US National Average. For more information, or to compare cost of living data between two cities, click here.

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