I reduced my energy bills by half and I cut my carbon footprint

— you can too …

Heating costs and petrol bills are a major part of everyone’s budget. Reducing these costs by only a few per cent can save you hundreds, and in some cases, thousands of pounds every year. It is possible to spend less money today that you were spending five years ago. This is how it’s done ……..

Dear fellow hard–pressed householder

Did you know that by just making a few minor adjustments to your lifestyle, changes you will hardly notice, you could cut your fuel and energy bills by up to 50%?

The average householder (and car owner) spends up to 25% of their disposable income on energy costs alone. For the average household, this is over £3,500. By cutting those bills in half, that’s an extra £1,750 in your pocket — and you’re helping to save the planet as well!

Even with the recent price reductions by some of the energy companies, gas bills have gone up by 50% and electricity by around 30% over the last two years.

For many of us, energy bills are by far our biggest expenditure — spiralling prices mean that the average family now faces a gas and elecricity bill of around £1,300 a year.

Five million households are now in ‘fuel poverty’, an increase of over 600,000 people compared to last year. Millions of people do not know how they are going to pay their next bill and despite the cold weather, many are reluctant to put their heating on, as they worry about the cost and whether they will be able to afford to pay the bill.

Unexpected bills can wreck an already tight budget.

Whilst there’s no escape from the higher prices, the good news is that there is a solution; there are ways of reducing your bills. At the same time you care about the environment and want to do the right thing, but worry that being green will be more expensive, or will involve all sorts of unwelcome changes to your lifestyle.

So, if it’s a choice between being green or saving money, you just know that you will have to go for the money-saving option – who wouldn’t?

“It’s not easy being green” runs the advert. But actually, it is easy. Particularly when you’re saving money at the same time. Being green means saving money, not making sacrifices.

There are many simple things you can do to reduce your consumption.

You are just a few minutes away from learning the quickest, easiest and most effective ways of making significant savings. Follow the tips in this book and you’ll save money and reduce your carbon emissions. And as prices continue to rise, these energy-saving measures will become even more effective, saving you money over and over again.

Earlier this year, concerned at my own rising bills, I set out to find what savings I could make. I searched on the internet for tips and advice and although there were lots of websites giving their top ten tips, I could not find any comprehensive advice that covered all areas of my life.

But I kept looking — at energy companies, consumer websites, government advice, academic sites, DIY companies — in fact, anywhere where I could get tips on what I could do to reduce my bills.

You don’t have to spend hours and hours searching! 

I have written the all tips down to create a one-stop resource for anyone who wants to cut their energy costs, reduce their carbon footprint and put more money in their pocket.

All you need to do is read this really practical guide which zeroes in on exactly how you can make those savings. Each chapter focuses on a specific area of your life, such as heating, lighting, water, computers and TVs, kitchen appliances, etc, and also covers areas outside the house such as the garden and motoring.

This book is the answer to your problem of rising bills .

Written in non-technical language, it is full of money-saving solutions and simple easy to adopt habits that you can use to radically reduce your bills. It will show you how to—

get the best deal from an energy supplier;     save energy in your home ; and     reduce your petrol costs.

This will save you hundreds of pounds – and it only takes a minute to start making those savings. In this book you will discover—

• how the flick of a switch is worth a massive £320 (see page 58); 
• how you can see exactly what you are spending at any time of day (or night) (see page 8); 
• why a common form of budgeting is costing you an extra £500 a year (see page 11); 
• how just ten minutes at the computer can save you £50 a month (see page 10);  
• an easy way to cut your water bill by half (see page 26); 

And  I’ll show you—

• how a bottle of water can save you £90 (see page 30); 
• how to reduce your laundry costs by £75 in two seconds flat (see page 50); 
• a simple five-minute process to reduce your petrol costs by £176 (see page 73); 
• how to cut 20% of your heating bill by using a simple kitchen item (see page 18); 
• how to save £40 by spending less time at the sink (see page 44). 

Add up the numbers — the savings are huge!

Your investment

“Blitz Your Energy Bills!” can save the average householder nearly £1,000 a year, simply by making tiny modifications to existing habits. These modifications are so small that you won’t even notice them. Everything seems to be the same — but it’s not. A little adjustment here and there is all it takes.

This book is priced at £9.95 and is guaranteed to save you hundreds of pounds, repaying your investment many times over. Indeed, I am so confident of this, that I would like to offer you an unlimited lifetime guarantee. If you feel that the contents of this book cannot save you hundreds of pounds — quickly and easily — then simply email me at the address below and I will cheerfully refund every penny.

“Blitz Your Energy Bills!” is the product of many months of research and testing to reveal both the very best and the simplest methods for reducing your energy bills, starting tomorrow.

But you do not have to wait even that long. “Blitz Your Energy Bills!” is available as a digitally-downloadable book (Adobe PDF format) that you can have in a few minutes’ time.

Not only will this book save you a small fortune on your energy bills and also help you to reduce global emissions — but the fact that it is downloadable means that not a single leaf was harmed in its production! Digital books are both environmentally and economically friendly — and this alone has saved a valuable resource.

Follow the tips in this book, then next year, look at your energy and fuel bills and compare them with this year. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

Kind regards

Liz Miller

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