According to the National Energy Assistance Directors’ Association (NEADA), American households were expected to spend $995 on heating this winter, up $84 from the previous year. The report also estimated that one in six American households was already behind on their utility bills, owing a combined amount of $23 billion.
The harsh reality is that there isn’t much Americans can do to reduce energy costs across the board. However, the good news is that there are still ways you can keep your electrical bill at a reasonable rate. This is why GOBankingRates consulted with experts to discover the home heating upgrades that help you save money this winter.
