Save Money Now and In Future

Recent tweets on how you can save bunches on money now and in the future:

Cancel expensive premium cable package and opted for the cheap, basic service, and start saving average of $80 a month, more than $950 a year.

Infuse more cash into your budget. Knock $17 off monthly bill by hinting that you want to switch to a less expensive cable TV package.

Save on utilities. EPA estimates average homeowner can save $180 per year with a programmable thermostat.

Save on utilities. EPA won't grant the Energy Star label unless its figures show you'll recoup that extra outlay within five years or less.

Save on utilities. Cumulative effect of all the small leaks in your home, it has the effect of leaving a window open all year long, the EPA.

State and local governments, utility companies offer financial incentives for homeowners to upgrade their appliances to newer, efficient.

Use a reusable furnace A/C filter than you can simply hose off when it gets clogged up with dust and other particles. Saves $$ in long term.

Set your water heater at 120 degrees, and save up to $461 annually says EPA. Also, Turn gas water heater down when on vacation.

Do sweep through house to make sure all your electric devices are turned off before bed time. Coast annually $21 for bulb and $35 for fan.

Use light or white color shingles on your roof and save up to $120 per year in heating cooling cost.

Install a sub-meeter on water used for lawn, car washing etc. Will pay for installation within 3 years and save hundreds every year after.

Infuse more cash into your budget. Use tax withholding calculator, change your tax withholding, file a new W-4 with employer. Keep $242/mo. more on paycheck. Based on average refund.

Eat out 2 less times/mo. and save up to $100/mo. BIG savings, easy benefits.

Increasing auto insurance deductibles from $500 to $1,000 can reduce your premiums by up to 18 per, and save you $648 per year, on average. Based on family with 2 teen drivers according to the database at InsWeb.