En Español | Statistically, July 24 is the hottest day of the year across the entire United States, according to the National Climatic Data Center. That may very well be correct from a meteorological perspective. But as a researcher in the field of frugality, I've noticed that at our house the temperature tends to spike around the tenth of each month throughout the summer. That's the day when our electricity bill usually arrives in the mail. That's when my blood really begins to boil. … Back to Article
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