AARP Live Minute: Saving Money on Heating Costs

In this AARP Live Minute: AARP’s Sarah Jennings has some tips for staying warm without wasting money during the winter.

AARP works to connect Americans from the big city to rural America. The organization has partnered with RFD-TV to present AARP Live Minutes each Thursday as part of its dedication to enhancing the quality of life for all as we age.

In this AARP Live Minute: AARP’s Sarah Jennings has some tips for staying warm without wasting money during the winter.

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