As we head into winter and our energy usage increases, homeowners in the U.S. are facing yet another energy price hike. Homeowners can expect the average cost to keep their home warm to rise by an average of 7.6%, to $976 this season, according to the National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA).

Fueled by the rise in electricity and natural gas prices, coupled with an expected cold season, it comes as a bitter blow to homeowners. The energy hike is yet another expense for households to cover, along with rising grocery bills — both essentials for everyday living. While it's understandable to be worried about the inevitable price increase, I've called on an expert to share their top 5 tips on saving energy at home.

Homeowners face a hefty rise in fuel bills

The NEADA predicts

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