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Sometimes I miss the old days when men knew how to fix anything and women sat back and watched. Unfortunately, we live in an age when most men haven't been taught how to put a nail in the wall, or so I've been led to believe by my husband.

Grocery stores put sales on items in certain seasons. Stock up when they are on sale and you can save a bundle.

One of the easiest ways to save money is by shopping seasonal sales. By learning when each household item goes on sale, you can save hundreds of dollars a year.

Are you afraid to open your electricity bill each month? Do you wish you had your neighbor's bill instead of your own? Most of my neighbors wish they had my electric bill because it's the lowest in the neighborhood!

Here are a few facts and figures about water you may care to drink in.

Filling up at the gas pump has become a draining experience, to say the least. With gasoline prices at their highest levels in years, drivers are beginning to seek ways to improve their autos' fuel efficiency.

While many homeowners struggle with heating and air-conditioning costs, few realize the answer could lie within their walls-in the insulation.

Now might be a great time to get back on track with plans to quit smoking, give up that daily doughnut, or cut back on calories or little luxuries. While many people realize the physical benefits of these changes, few consider the monetary rewards that can be gained.

It’s in all the news—the rising cost of home heating. As millions of Americans feel "sticker shock" when opening their heating bills this winter, there is some good news for consumers. Consumers can lower their heating bills by following these simple, cost-efficient tips.

To take the chill out of winter, a growing number of Americans across the country plan to keep their homes cozy and comfortable by filling up on propane for their furnaces, water heaters, cooktops and fireplaces. In addition to providing warmth for your home and family, propane ensures a steady energy supply during winter storms when power outages are likely.

 

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