It’s going to cost more to heat your home this winter, thanks to global price hikes for natural gas, heating oil and other fuels. How much more? The federal government is saying we could see spikes of 54% in our heating bills compared to last year. That’s a big jump and something that many of us will struggle to afford. For people lucky enough to use electricity for their heating systems, it’s predicted that their bills will only go up about 6%. Still, that’s money that you could use elsewhere. This dreary news is coupled with the prediction that it may be a colder winter in many parts of the country, too. But there are some ways to keep your energy bill in check this winter (and in the summer, too), and much of that has to do with maintenance. 25 Ways to Reduce Your Electric Bill From bundling up to not heating uninsulated rooms to simple maintenance checks and fixes, these two dozen plus one ways to avoid sticker shock from your electric bill are worth your efforts. 1. Get a F...
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