Lower Your Utility Bill With Appliance Upgrades

When you’re working hard for every dollar, energy bills can be stressful. If you love to cook or have a big family that does lots of laundry, expenses can add up.

WorkMoney wants to share ways you can put money back in your pocket by upgrading your appliances.

The Inflation Reduction Act made lots of money available to states to give homeowners upfront rebates on their purchase of energy efficient stoves, clothes dryers, and more. Rebates are being rolled out in each state over the next year.

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For those of us who love to cook, you may consider switching from a gas stove to an electric or induction stove as this can help you save on energy costs. Bonus, these appliances also cook faster, make cleanup easier and don’t release toxic chemicals.  

Even better? If you qualify for an $840 rebate, you may be able to replace your stove for free. Want to learn more? Check out this guide on electric stoves from our partner, Rewiring America.


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Electric panels

If you’re switching appliances to electric or adding more appliances or connections, you may need an electrician to help you plan. Hiring one before you start any electrification project can help you save money.

Want to learn more? Check out our partner, Rewiring America, guide to electric panels and ways to save up to $600 off the cost of your project. 

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Clothes dryers


Whether you choose an electric clothes dryer or a heat pump clothes dryer, you can save money on your electric bills .  A  heat pump clothes dryer uses  even less energy, is gentler on clothes and doesn't require ventilation. While there are upfront costs to switching to one of these dryers,  there are tax rebates and incentives that can help cover the costs.

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