Prairie Eco-Thrifter

JUNE 1, 2014

We started by categorizing our bills and spending into groups, such as housing and transportation. Other than housing, our biggest budget buster is transportation. It has great fuel economy, at about 40 MPG. We save $30/week, or $120/month on his end by carpooling. How Much is Your Commute Costing You?

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Transportation Fuel Economy Insurance Public Transit 167

Motherhood Moments

JUNE 26, 2023

To view the full report and your state’s rank, please visit: [link] best-worst-states-for-summer- road-trips/4648 Expert Commentary Do you have any budget saving tips for those looking to hit the open road? Shopping at grocery stores for dinner instead of restaurants can also save a lot! Findley, Ph.D.,

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Travel North Carolina Delaware Connecticut 130

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

MAY 24, 2012

Wishing you had bought a new Prius or even an EV about a year ago so you could be saving a ton of money on those twice weekly fill ups? Check out online stores like Tire Rack to order your tires and have them shipped to a local installation shop; it could save you hundreds on your next set of tires. Change your oil regularly.

Cars 212

Cars Car Making Fuel 212

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

DECEMBER 10, 2012

However, none of these tools will help drivers that intentionally or unintentionally sabotage their own fuel economy. Examples of driving habits that decrease fuel economy include poor vehicle maintenance and terrible driving habits. By turning the engine off, you can save 1 to 4 cents per minute. Shift Sooner.

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Gas Mileage Gas Fuel Economy Green 203