Many Ways to Save at the Pump with a Gas Reward card
I recently purchased a new car. I had been without one for about 10 months, and oh baby, after such a long wait, was I ever ready for a heavily damaged 95 Pontiac Sunfire. As soon as I got it, I picked up my girlfriend, took her down to the best chili and burger joint in the Midwest, feasted, and left. I filled up my tank on the way home, as it was bone dry. Upon examination, I noticed something had changed in the last year or so. It suddenly cost me $60 to fill a tank and order two cheeseburgers and chili.
$2.89 per gallon at what I recalled as the cheap gas station in town. And the folks at the news station tell me eight times per night that prices are going up. This was all very peculiar to me because last time I was a driver, I recalled people complaining about the prices being $1.89. What had happened?
In all honesty, I said out loud to my girlfriend: ‘I’m getting one of those gas credit cards. This is ridiculous.’ I set about researching this morning. Not surprisingly, just about every issuing company from here to Tibet offers a gas rewards card. Among the most lucrative I found...