Travel, while certainly one of the greatest thrills out there, and one of my favorite things to do, is no longer cheap or easy. With recent energy costs through the roof, airfares which if bought well in advance, were little more than a night in the town.
Almost all of us love to travel and these hard economic times are putting a bite into our travel plans. But if you travel wisely, you can get that bite down to a nibble rather than a mouthful. Here we continue our ongoing “Recession Travel Tips” series to help you lower your travel costs.
With gas prices rising, one might think that getting into the travel industry is counter intuitive. Are people going to travel less because of the rising ticket prices?
This is the third part of an ongoing series on how to lower your electric bill. Please see yesterday’s newsletter for part two.
This is the second part of an ongoing series of how to lower your electric bill. Please see yesterday’s for Part One.
Besides the gas in your car, the next highest energy expense is the electricity in your home. And for some people this is the highest energy cost. Over the next few days we will discuss numerous tips that should help you significantly lower your energy bill. And best of all, most of these are simple and don’t hamper your lifestyle very much at all.
After the mortgage meltdown and fall in housing prices, the biggest economic concern for almost all of us is how to lower our gas bills for our cars. Each week, we will be focusing on a different area of how you can reduce your gas bill. We will do so by covering the following: