562867117_48bc3d9b3c_zHappy Friday Dinks.  I need some help.  You know I love our new apartment.  I really do!  But we’ve been here a month and a week now and IT’S COLD.  I need some tips on how to keep Nick and I from freezing into icicles – and it can’t involve turning on the heat.  We are paying for hydro now which includes electricity, hot water, heat and A/C.  Our first bill for the first 16 days we lived here was $65 and we didn’t turn on anything, that was just basic electricity consumption.  YIKES!

Maybe it’s because we have hardwood floors maybe it’s because we have a brick wall or maybe it’s because we have old windows.  I’m honestly not sure.  All I do know is that we’re freezing and I need some money saving tips on how to stay warm.  Please Help!

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Tahnya is a Certified Financial Planner and former Investment Advisor turned marketing and communications professional She holds a degree from Concordia University, is debt free and currently works in the field of digital marketing.

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