
- September15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 17
Be Energy Smart
A buck here, a buck there. Whenyou're an energy miser, you can savemore than just a few dollars, and it canadd up to a tax-free return on yourinvestment that may beat anything youcan get from stocks and bonds. One ofthe best ways to start chopping yourenergy costs is to log onto www.eere.energy.gov/consumerinfo, which has hundredsof conservation tips from the USDepartment of Energy. You'll find outhow savvy energy use can cut 10% to50% off your home's utility bills, whichrun about $1300 a year for the averageAmerican family. The site covers topicssuch as lighting, heating and cooling, andinsulation. There's also a guide to buyingappliances, along with some landscapingtips that can save you up to 25% on yourheating and cooling costs.
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Physician Compensation: Same Story, Different Dayabout 18 years ago
The Doctor Will See You, Nowabout 18 years ago
Enjoy the Family Vacation of a Lifetimeabout 18 years ago
How's Your Marriage, Doctor?about 18 years ago
Drive Smart with a Premium Small Carabout 18 years ago
Cinema Consults: SECRET WINDOWabout 18 years ago
Solve the Ambiguous Pension Plan Puzzleabout 18 years ago
Uncover Hidden Costs of Financial Adviceabout 18 years ago
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