So, you took up Citi’s offer to pay you back for $100 in gasoline, huh? And its getting close to the time to A. turn in your receipts and cancel your membership in the credit protector plan? I know I have a few more days before I have to cancel, and one more tank of gas to get before I send in my receipts. But…if you are about to cancel, you MUST read these two posts about the cancellation “process”…
For those of you in the Los Angeles area, this weekend could be the weekend where you learn everything there is to know about alternative fuel cars! If you have any questions or are curious about the possible money saving ideas that alternative cars have to offer, this is the place to come. At the Santa Monica Airport Barker Hangar, they are having the Alt Car Expo on both Saturday and Sunday. And its free to get in! Here is some info for you:
Sure, we all know a few good ways to knock some bucks off of your car insurance. Me? I am contemplating getting rid of my car altogether since I work at home and can walk to most anything I could need within a few blocks. But for those that are keeping your wheels, this article from Monster might offer a few suggestions to save a little bit of cash.
Even though auto insurance is expensive — on average $870 annually per car — many people purchase policies with little or no research. But insurance premiums (the payments you make to purchase coverage) can vary by as much as 300 percent, depending on the company you choose.
I just read an interesting little tiny article over at the Motley Fool about different ways to save money on your car. Not on buying a car, but rather on maintenance and the like. Here are their notes, and my thoughts follow:
