Summer is synonymous with fun in the sun, road tripping, and unwinding by the pool. But climbing temperatures also mean higher electric bills - and potential strain on the monthly budget.
There are several ways to reduce utility costs during the summer months. A person should keep up with regular HVAC maintenance, adjust their thermostat to meet their needs, close up their house during the day, run large appliances in the evening, wash their laundry in cold water and always wash full loads, keep oven use to a minimum, set their water heater to 120 degrees, and seal doors, windows, and other openings.
More tips for saving money, along with tips for getting out of debt, are available by visiting http://www.takechargeamerica.org or calling 866-528-0588.
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