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Contribution by Stevie Kirby

When I told my mom I was moving to New York after graduation from college, she tried to be as supportive as possible. She made sure that I made an informed decision, certainly. She presented facts to me and ensured I thought the move through long before it was actually time to pack up the moving truck and make my way to my new apartment in Brooklyn, but once I’d made my final decision she helped me pack up my apartment and even drove the truck up with me. My dad, on the other hand, has had a little more difficulty adjusting. He was worried from the very beginning about everything from crime to how I would make a living. Once we presented him with facts regarding the crime rates and the safety of my new building, he zoned in on the financial aspect. He was (rightly) concerned about the high cost of living in New York and was worried about how I would make enough money for a comfortable life. Once I secured a good job he started to relax a bit but still worked tirelessly to make sure I didn’t pay a penny more than I needed to. He stumbled across New York Natural Gas Prices and discovered I could choose an energy provider. While his overprotective nature might have been a little frustrating, he has ended up saving me a lot of money every month. I guess I can’t really be upset about that.

Authored by Leandro Delgado

We had a bad accident in our family a few months back and it threw us into a financial tailspin. My husband wasn’t able to work and though I took on extra shifts it just wasn’t enough to make ends meet so we’ve been borrowing where we can and putting a lot of stuff on credit. We’ve been looking for additional ways to cut back at home and I feel like I’m doing a pretty good job. I looked into electric company rates Tenneryville and found a better deal and talked to the other utility providers about cutting us some slack during this difficult time. We’ve also started using coupons a lot more which is a fun game for the kids – they love going through the paper to find some that work for us and the trips to the store are a hoot, too. One day I know things will be better but for now I just want to make sure we’re doing what we can.