How to Save Money on Gas
Gas prices are down from their peak a year ago, but filling up the tank still isn't cheap. But with these quick tips, you'll save money at the pump so you can keep moving forward with your money.
Estimate how much you spent on gas last month. Then log in to your bank account and add up how much you actually spent on gas last month.
We spend a lot of money on our cars, don’t we?
Even if you don’t have a car payment (and you shouldn’t!), you’ll still pay a good bit on gas every month.
Today’s challenge includes two steps:
First, I want you to estimate how much you spent on gas last month. Write down that number: $______________
Second, log in to your bank account and add up how much you actually spent on gas last month. Write down that number: $______________
How close was your guess?
If you’d like to save a little more gas money (and who wouldn’t?), here are a few ideas:
Use these ideas and brainstorm a few others. How much do you think you can save next month on gas? Write down how much money you’ve found today! If you are recording numbers in EveryDollar, make sure to enter your new monthly planned amount for gas.
Gas prices are down from their peak a year ago, but filling up the tank still isn't cheap. But with these quick tips, you'll save money at the pump so you can keep moving forward with your money.
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