Saving Money

December 6, 2012

Change Your Life – Step 8 Become Better with Money

Ok, first of all it’s time to play catchup:

Part 1 – Exercise
Part 2 – Eating Healthily

Part 3 – Get Knowledge

Part 4 – Your Appearance

Part 5 – Learn New Skills

Part 6 – Fix Your Wardrobe

Part 7 – Improve Your Social Life

 

You guys effectively get a free pass this week if you already read The Savvy Scot and other finance blogs (and actually follow through)! Instead consider the following amazing infographic on how much money you can save on energy!

Source: Wellhome

 

No wonder energy companies make so much money right?

Savers: Do any of you use the above tips? How much have you saved?

 

 






24 Comments


  1. Good infographic SavvyScot, but the sidebar cuts off some of it. I just figured I would let you know, so you can reduce the size.

    I have installed low flow fixtures, which can be a nightmare in our home because of our water pressure, along with CFL bulbs everywhere. We also have a programmable thermostat and our water heater is wrapped and down about 5 degrees.


  2. Good, informative infographic. I’ve done my best to do all of them, but I’m sure there are more ways I can save.


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  4. We have most of these things, but they don’t save us any money as we live in a condo where all utilities are combined. All the showers were low flow to start with. Most of our lightbulbs are halogen, but for those that aren’t we use CFLs. We replaced our thermostat with a timed one for comfort reasons and to protect the environment. The hot water tank is centralized, which uses slightly more water as it takes longer to get hot water to far units, however it is much much more efficient to heat it all centrally (especially as many units in my building are vacation homes, so the water would be heated for no reason for a long time.) We also used a kit to retrofit our main toilet to a low-flow dual flush.


  5. I haven’t seen this before. Amazing series of posts!!!

    I can consider 6 as done, this means there are two more to go… :)


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  7. This is a really powerful image mate. It is hard to believe that something as small as changing a light bulb could make such a huge difference.


  8. It’s like the butterfly effect. We don’t realize that small changes have big impact.


  9. Very powerful indeed. We bought a programmable thermostat but have been lazy about installing it. This makes me more motivated.


  10. Wow! Big numbers there. Love seeing more visual content on finance blogs, the topic lends it self well, especially with these kind of figures.


  11. Wow, its amazing how wasteful people can be. Myself included. This chart really opens your eyes on all the energy we can be saving. Good job!


  12. I love the infographic!!! We are just now starting to change all of our lightbulbs over.


  13. Great graphic. We use LED lights and have a programmable thermostat. It works really well. We also try to keep the temperature lower in winter and just wear more clothes.



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