Quick Hot Tips

• Save Money: Energy-efficient light bulbs might cost a bit more initially, but they have a much longer life than normal bulbs and use far less electricity.

• Save Money: Look at the biggest sales at your grocery store, then plan recipes based on those ingredients and what you have on hand.

• Save Money: Buy quality appliances that will last. It’s worth the time to do a bit of research when you buy a new appliance.

• Save Money: Turn off the lights. Keeping the lights on in your home may not be expensive on a per-watt basis, but it sure does cost money over time.

• Save Money: Stop smoking. If you want to add years to your life and save a boatload of money, the easiest thing to do is to stop smoking altogether.

• Save Money: Instead of eating fast food or convenience foods when you get home, rather make a larger healthier meal that will last you a few days.

• Save Money: Drink a big glass of water before each meal in order to stay fuller longer and ultimately eat less. It’ll save on food bills and it’s healthy.

• Save Money: Go through your closets, and find anything and everything you no longer use. Then, sell it online at an auction, or at a garage sale.