10 Ways to Save Money on Home and Garden - AARP

Jul 3, 2018 · 10 Ways to Save on Your Home & Garden How to cut costs on your home, garden and pet care needs. AARP Bulletin, July 3, 2018

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How do you save money a year?

As we say each year: So much of saving money is simply being mindful about spending. Maintain a money-smart attitude and keep adding frugal habits, and your savings pile can truly become a mountain. 1. Be section smart. A large grocery store might have three or more places it sells cheese (deli counter, gourmet cheese section, dairy case). ...

How do you save money on groceries?

The average grocery shopper could save more than $300 per year by using online coupons for at-home purchases, a CouponFollow survey shows. Install a browser extension such as Honey, Cently or Rakuten to automatically find and apply the codes for you at checkout. 10. Check out Amtrak discounts. ...

How can I save money this summer?

It's always a good idea to keep an eye on your spending habits. Gas prices, groceries and utility bills this summer are still high, but little changes you make around the house can produce a big difference in your monthly costs. ...

How can I save money on my energy bill?

Apply window film. Window insulation film, used on the inside or outside of your windows, can keep hot air inside during the winter months and reduce rays from the sun entering the house in the summer. The U.S. Department of Energy says you can save 10 to 15 percent a year on your energy bill. 50. Don’t open your oven when cooking. ...

How can I save money on gas?

88. Go back to school. Public colleges, including the University of Colorado, the University of Maine and California’s state universities, allow older learners to audit classes for free when space is available. Contact your local university for more information. 89. Use cruise control smartly to save gas. ...

How do you save money on a road trip?

Use cruise control to save money on long and level stretches. 90. Buy small, rent big. If you need to haul compost, furniture or road-trip gear just a few times a year, you could save on gas, insurance and car costs by buying an economy vehicle, then renting a pickup or minivan for those occasional heavy lifts. ...