Debt Consolidation – Ways to Save on High Gas PricesWritten by Charles Essmeier
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you have a credit card that offers a cashback bonus, such as Discover card, use that for gas purchases instead of an oil company credit card. Discover even offers a credit card now that is made especially for gas purchases. It offers a larger cashback bonus for than regular Discover card.
Some gas stations offer a lower price if you pay cash. If that’s case, then pay cash.
Shop around. The gas stations closest to Interstate may not have lowest prices. You might save a bit by purchasing your gas a bit further from highway.
Drive at or near speed limit. Most cars get better gas mileage at 55 miles per hour than they do at 70.
Shop around before you travel. There are several Websites, such as GasPriceWatch.com, that can show you gas prices throughout your travel route.
Each of items listed above will offer a slight savings in price of gasoline or in gas consumption. The effect of each one may be small, but cumulative effect should be noticeable. And every penny you save on gas is a penny you can spend on a memorable souvenir, instead.
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