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"How Can I Save Money On My Bills?"

You're tired of thinking how can I save money on my bills. You're tired of bills in general. You're tired of opening all those envelopes and having to write all those checks. You're tired of having to spend half your wages just to survive.

"So what can I do to save money on my bills?"

Don't give up on this. You really can save money on your bills. Imagine having more of your wages free to do the things you really want to do and buy the things you really want to buy. Read my tips below and you could be saving a lot of money!

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"What Can I Cut Back On Most To Save On My Bills?"

Identifying the areas you spend the most money is the first step to saving yourself money...

There may be hidden things that you do wrong which, if changed, could really save you a lot of money...

1) LEAVING THE TV ON STANBY - Leaving the TV on standby mode all night uses the same amount of electricity as it does in an evening of TV watching.

2) LEAVING YOUR COMPUTER ON - Do you leave your computer on when you're not using it? Computers use a lot of electricity.

3) HEATING ON TOO HIGH - If you are cold, do you tend to turn up the heating rather than put more clothes on? This habit could be costing you money.

4) FILLING THE KETTLE - Do you fill the kettle to its maximum even if you're only making tea/coffee for yourself. This uses a lot more electricity.

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"What Else Can I Do To Save On My Bills?"

You want more advice to save money? Okay, read on...

Okay, here's some extra things you can do to your house to save yourself some money...

1) KEEP YOUR BOILER FURNACE CLEAN - Keep your furnace clean with proper maintenance. A clean furnace uses less energy that a dirty one. Clean or replace the filter every couple of months.

2) LAUNDRY - Always wash full loads. Use a front-loading washing machine as it uses far less water.

3) INSULATE YOUR BASEMENT - A lot of heat can be lost from having a badly insulated basement.

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"I Want More Ways To Save Money On My Bills!"

Still want more?

Wow! You really are determined to save yourself money, aren't you! Okay, here goes...

1) PUT TOWELS UNDER DOORS & BOTTOM OF WINDOWS - Some electricity companies will allow you a reduction in your electricity bill if you do this. Check with your supplier.

2) CHANGE LIGHTBULBS TO ENERGY EFFICIENT - Simply by changing all the lightbulbs in your house to energy efficient ones, you can dramatically reduce your electricity useage.

3) DUMP THE DISHWASHER - Dishwashers use a huge amount of electricity, so get rid of it and wash your dishes by hand.

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    rmstouffer Oct 19, 2010 @ 2:13 pm | delete
    I have actually built a diy wind turbine in my backyard. I can say that it generates enough power to cut my electric bills in half. Definitely worth it and I have already seen a return on the investment. You don't need to build one so big that it will get you completely off the grid, unless that's what you want to do. Generating your own energy is a great feeling, an if you can do it and have the room, go for it.
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    hypnogirl May 26, 2009 @ 8:44 am | delete
    Great advice!
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