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Save $97: Tips to Slash Your Energy Bills!

12/6/2025

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Homeowners can cut energy bills by adjusting the thermostat and using ceiling fans.
Experts advise running ceiling fans clockwise at low speed to circulate warm air and set the thermostat to 68°F when home and 60–65°F away.
The approach can save about 10% on energy costs, roughly $97.
Energy relief credits range from $6 to $1,100 depending on income and household size, with programs in Michigan, North Dakota, and Tennessee.

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Story summary

Homeowners can cut energy bills by adjusting the thermostat and using ceiling fans.
Experts advise running ceiling fans clockwise at low speed to circulate warm air and set the thermostat to 68°F when home and 60–65°F away.
The approach can save about 10% on energy costs, roughly $97.
Energy relief credits range from $6 to $1,100 depending on income and household size, with programs in Michigan, North Dakota, and Tennessee.