When in a financial crisis, there is even more reasons to find ways to save on utility bills or to save money other ways to have money available to pay your utility bills. There is a blog that not only has a lot of ideas how to save money and survive a financial crisis, but also how to stay encouraged and to keep your faith during a financial crisis.
The blog is the CRISIS SURVIVAL BLOG. There is a personal journal of someone that is going through a financial crisis. It has resources for help and ways to avoid spending money. It will help in changing how you think about spending money.
There is a new blog, 365 Ways to Save Money. This will be a site to keep your eyes on. It just got started but eventually it will have ways to save money every day of the year. You will find ideas to save money in many areas including how to save money on utilities which will help you to reduce your utility bills.
The blog has a simple and bright design. In addition to saving money on utility bills you will finding ways to save money on transportation, shopping, housing, debts, and much more on the blog, 365 Ways to Save Money.
I have a link to Energy Boomer in my sidebar. It is Birney Summers’ blog about saving money on energy bills at home and at work. It was started in March 2007. His mission is to help people save money on energy bills and to do his part to help save the planet.
It is a great blog with practical ideas and helpful suggestions. I like that he doesn’t limit himself to saving at home. He expands the suggestions to the work place. This is a great idea, because saving at work not only has a great impact, but it can inspire and encourage others to take what they learn at work about saving energy home.
Some of the categories on his blog include:
- Air Conditioning
- Bio Fuels
- Clothes Drying
- Driving
- Heating
- Landscaping
- Windows
- Working at Home
There is a nice list of links to related sites, most popular posts, and recent posts. This is a great resource and you will find many more ways to save money on utility bills and save energy. I’m glad Birney chose to share his expertise on Energy Boomer.