Plumber Warns on Saving Money and Big Weekend Bills
Edwin Allen, a plumber since 1961, cites consumer waste and misuse as driving up costs. He advises proper disposal use, regular faucet repair, and delaying nonurgent calls to avoid higher weekend rates. He urges patience and planning to bundle small fixes for better value.
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Allen
There is a Better Way to Cut Your Electric Bill
Harriett Mitten of Salt River Project shares practical tips to save electricity by changing daily habits. Focus on peak 3 to 8 pm usage, proper refrigerator and freezer care, efficient cooking, and itemized appliance care to reduce costs.
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Harriett Mitten
Salt River Project - Consumer Services Department
Working Housewives Fueled by Inflation and Liberation
A national survey of over 3,000 households reports 76 percent of American housewives now work full or part time, with 74 percent saying their families could not maintain lifestyles if they stopped. Among working wives, 58 percent earn only necessities, 23 percent cover both necessities and luxuries, and 19 percent buy luxuries only. Forty percent started or returned to work in the past two years, with 53 percent in temporary or part-time roles and 47 percent in full-time positions.
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Staff Builders, Inc
Deductions You Can Claim When Itemizing Taxes
Tax consultant Bob Pieske explains common and overlooked deductions for itemizers. Keep receipts and records, as deductions depend on individual cases and limits. Possible items include medical travel, glasses, hearing aids, work-related car use, uniforms, investment fees, and partial phone costs.
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Bob Pieske
Scottsdale Accounting, Inc
Phoenix
Pieske
Minnesota
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