The price of fuel is hurting everyone: missed vacations and business trips for people who now can’t afford to fly, the airlines losing revenue and having to cut flights, the hotels and restaurants who don’t have vacationers to patronize their establishments, and most of all – the poor souls…
My husband walked to work each day this week. 2.6 miles there, 2.6 miles back. And I forgot to mention, we live in Alaska. Yesterday it was minus 5° F! This idea was born from our brainstorm of ways to cut down the fuel expense in our monthly budget. My husband comes home for lunch [Click here to keep reading this post!]
While carpooling, walking, and public transportation can take the sting out of frequent fuel fill-ups, sometimes we can’t get out of having to drive our cars. The tips below will help you get the best fuel economy when driving is a must: 1. Clean out your car! We know keeping it clean is a good [Click here to keep reading this post!]
How much does it really cost to drive your car? I mean in actual dollars and cents, a hard, specific, tangible number, how many cents does each mile cost you? In the great fuel-cost-reduction brainstorm that happened in my house last week, a real number emerged. From the usual amount of miles we’ve been able [Click here to keep reading this post!]
As you know, we’re always looking for new ways to cut down our already-low spending. This month we looked at one area that many of you are also looking at: FUEL PRICES! How could we cut down our fuel usage, we asked? We brainstormed ideas, but it proved to be difficult because we don’t drive [Click here to keep reading this post!]
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