I drive from 8:30am until 7:30 at night. While I don't drive continuously, my days are a back-and-forth, to and from school, running-errands-and-getting-kids-to-activities blur.
The other evening, after pulling into my driveway after another long day in the car, I started to wonder how much I spend on gas every week. After starting my gas-pump-tally, I decided not to figure it out. I knew it would only depress me, because it's a lot of money. More money than I care to spend on gasoline.
With gas prices constantly skyrocketing, it's important for everyone to consider different ways to save on gas. While the easy way to save is not to drive, that is not a reality for many of us.
I imagine my kids would be very disgruntled if I told them we were no longer signing up for football, baseball, gymnastics or clubs. Oh, and no more playdates unless we have them at our house.
Huh? Seriously?
A simpler (and more sane) solution to gas prices is joining the Fuel Rewards Network™ program - or FRN™ program. The FRN program is free and easy to join, and if you drive as much as I do, it can save you plenty on gas. You can sign up online, or stop in any Shell station to receive your card. Once you have your card, and your account set up, you can start saving on gas every time you hit the pump. Members save on average $0.31/gallon on fuel (according to fuelrewards.com on 5/6/13). Over the course of the year, that REALLY adds up.
My favorite part of the Fuel Rewards Network program is that your fuel rewards aren't limited to money you spend at Shell stations. You can link your participating grocery cards, shop online, dine out and more, all to up your gas savings. I was thrilled to realize that as I'm stocking up on my weekly groceries, eating out with Hubby, and buying gifts, I am also saving on gasoline.
Pretty cool. Definitely a win-win.
Visit the Fuel Rewards Network program to sign up, or visit their Facebook page for more information. Happy saving!
Would you like a $100 Shell Gift Card?
The other evening, after pulling into my driveway after another long day in the car, I started to wonder how much I spend on gas every week. After starting my gas-pump-tally, I decided not to figure it out. I knew it would only depress me, because it's a lot of money. More money than I care to spend on gasoline.
With gas prices constantly skyrocketing, it's important for everyone to consider different ways to save on gas. While the easy way to save is not to drive, that is not a reality for many of us.
I imagine my kids would be very disgruntled if I told them we were no longer signing up for football, baseball, gymnastics or clubs. Oh, and no more playdates unless we have them at our house.
Huh? Seriously?
A simpler (and more sane) solution to gas prices is joining the Fuel Rewards Network™ program - or FRN™ program. The FRN program is free and easy to join, and if you drive as much as I do, it can save you plenty on gas. You can sign up online, or stop in any Shell station to receive your card. Once you have your card, and your account set up, you can start saving on gas every time you hit the pump. Members save on average $0.31/gallon on fuel (according to fuelrewards.com on 5/6/13). Over the course of the year, that REALLY adds up.
My favorite part of the Fuel Rewards Network program is that your fuel rewards aren't limited to money you spend at Shell stations. You can link your participating grocery cards, shop online, dine out and more, all to up your gas savings. I was thrilled to realize that as I'm stocking up on my weekly groceries, eating out with Hubby, and buying gifts, I am also saving on gasoline.
Pretty cool. Definitely a win-win.
Visit the Fuel Rewards Network program to sign up, or visit their Facebook page for more information. Happy saving!
Would you like a $100 Shell Gift Card?
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Be sure to visit the Fuel Rewards Network program page on BlogHer.com where you can read other bloggers’ reviews and find more chances to win!
The other evening, after pulling into my driveway after another long day in the car, I started to wonder how much I spend on gas every week. After starting my gas-pump-tally, I decided not to figure it out. I knew it would only depress me, because it's a lot of money. More money than I care to spend on gasoline.
With gas prices constantly skyrocketing, it's important for everyone to consider different ways to save on gas. While the easy way to save is not to drive, that is not a reality for many of us.
I imagine my kids would be very disgruntled if I told them we were no longer signing up for football, baseball, gymnastics or clubs. Oh, and no more playdates unless we have them at our house.
Huh? Seriously?
A simpler (and more sane) solution to gas prices is joining the Fuel Rewards Network™ program - or FRN™ program. The FRN program is free and easy to join, and if you drive as much as I do, it can save you plenty on gas. You can sign up online, or stop in any Shell station to receive your card. Once you have your card, and your account set up, you can start saving on gas every time you hit the pump. Members save on average $0.31/gallon on fuel (according to fuelrewards.com on 5/6/13). Over the course of the year, that REALLY adds up.
My favorite part of the Fuel Rewards Network program is that your fuel rewards aren't limited to money you spend at Shell stations. You can link your participating grocery cards, shop online, dine out and more, all to up your gas savings. I was thrilled to realize that as I'm stocking up on my weekly groceries, eating out with Hubby, and buying gifts, I am also saving on gasoline.
Pretty cool. Definitely a win-win.
Visit the Fuel Rewards Network program to sign up, or visit their Facebook page for more information. Happy saving!
Would you like a $100 Shell Gift Card?
How would you benefit from the Fuel Rewards Network program?
Answer this question in the comments section below for a chance to win a $100 Shell Gift Card.
No duplicate comments.
You may receive (2) total entries by selecting from the following entry methods:
- Leave a comment in response to the sweepstakes prompt on this post.
- Tweet (public message) about this promotion, including exactly the following unique term in your tweet message: "#SweepstakesEntry" and leave the URL to that tweet in a comment on this post.
- Blog about this promotion, including a disclosure that you are receiving a sweepstakes entry in exchange for writing the blog post, and leave the URL to that post in a comment on this post.
- For those with no Twitter or blog, read the official rules to learn about an alternate form of entry.
This giveaway is open to US Residents age 18 or older. Winners will be selected via random draw, and will be notified by e-mail. You have 72 hours to get back to me, otherwise a new winner will be selected.
The Official Rules are available here.
This sweepstakes runs from 5/6/2013-6/2/2013.
Be sure to visit the Fuel Rewards Network program page on BlogHer.com where you can read other bloggers’ reviews and find more chances to win!
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