Recently we have been paying a lot more than we’d like for power. So we decided to find some ways to cut down our electricity costs. Here’s what we found.
Washing your clothes
Pick permanent press – this dryer setting generally uses the least amount of energy and it’s also easier on your clothes.
Operate your clothes dryer with full loads.
Run dryer on automatic cycles – use an automatic cycle as over-drying wastes energy and damages your clothes.
It may not have been at the top of your mind before to become financially savvy, but most people now are feeling the pinch of high inflation. Money is not going as far as it used to. Everything costs more, but most people aren’t receiving a salary increase to match inflation. As a result, it is becoming more important than ever to become financially savvy. Here are a few tips to get you started.
If you ask anyone how they save money, you will get all sorts of responses. Some people are great at saving, while others aren’t in a position to save anything at all. If you are are one of those people who wants some advice on how to save their money, I will do my best to give you some helpful tips. Here goes.
Saving money is a hotter topic than ever these days due to such high inflation rates. Money seems worthless these days. Everything costs so much more than it used to, and it’s unlikely that prices will ever go back to what they once were.
In this post, I’m going to share just a few ways that my family is currently saving money, and hopefully one of these will resonate with you and help you find ways that work for your family.
It’s 2023. Prices of everything are now much higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic. Groceries, fuel, housing, you name it, it costs more. So, what are some things you can do to make ends meet? Below are a few ideas.