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12/22/2023

I want to thank the hundreds of FB friends and family who took a moment out of their busy holiday season to wish me a Happy Birthday! I am overwhelmed with all of the wishes! Thank you so very very much!

11/02/2021

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08/04/2020

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02/01/2019

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12/07/2017

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10/11/2017

October is Energy Awareness Month!

October isn't just about pumpkin spice lattes and Halloween celebrations; it's also Energy Awareness Month. Find out how you can reduce your household's energy consumption this fall while preparing for the seasons ahead.

Reducing Home Energy Use
The average U.S. household consumes tens of thousands of kilowatt hours of electricity each year, and much of it is completely unnecessary. Making changes as simple as adding a few energy-efficient appliances and turning off gadgets when you're not using them can save you a significant amount of money while also reducing your carbon footprint.

Don't fret if new Energy Star-labeled appliances aren't in the budget. Instead, try working in a few small changes from this Home Energy Checklist to help you save throughout the year. Here are a few more ideas:

* Unplug electronics, gaming consoles and chargers when not in use.

* Insulate your water heater with a blanket and turn the temperature down to at least 120 degrees.

* Replace light bulbs with LED or CFL bulbs and turn them off anytime you leave a room.

* Schedule an energy audit and replace your thermostat with a programmable unit.

Prepping Your Home for the COLD during cooler months you can save additional money and energy with simple, inexpensive fixes like:

1.) Using insulating drapes to help diffuse winter chill. Just make sure to open any south-facing drapes to take advantage of the sun's natural heating capabilities.

2.) Finding and sealing air leaks. Check your windows, doors and pipes, and use weatherstripping or caulk to stop cool air from seeping in.

3.) Closing fireplace dampers when not in use. You can also have the entire flume completely sealed off if you use your home's heating system exclusively.

4.) Reducing your energy consumption not only makes a positive contribution to our planet, it also leaves money on the table for fun fall pastimes.

With just a few of these small changes, you can get more from your energy budget.

06/13/2017

Smart Thermostats are ECO-FRIENDLY saving millions of kW/h every day. I have had a great experience with my Smart Thermostat and SAVE money every month. I hope this article help you make the decision to install one in your home.

Eliminating the mystery of Smart Thermostats and other thermostat available for your home.  Heating and cooling dollars can be saved with either the Smart or Programable thermostat.  Much greater s…

02/18/2017

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08/31/2016

There are great cost saving tips for monthly recurring bills In this video!

Our “Cost Cutting TODAY” series continues as TODAY’s financial editor Jean Chatzky suggests strategies to reduce your spending on health care, such as putting money into a flexible spending account and using a discount program.

10/28/2015

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