September 17, 2009
When it comes to major purchases - like cars, computers, airline tickets - simply buying them “whenever” rarely get you the best deal. The top bargain hunters strategically delay these purchases until off season sales or manufacturer discounts kick in. Applied consistently across all of one’s major spending, this technique delivers savings that many shoppers are completely oblivious to. Furthermore, knowing with certainty when these items can be bought for less takes the annoying guesswork out of endlessly hunting for sales. Here are 14 examples of big purchases and their ideal buying times to get you started saving cash.
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July 16, 2009
Americans are once again paying a hefty premium at the pump, making transportation costs a legitimate expense to consider. One of the largest factors in this evaluation is the fuel efficiency of your chosen mode of transport. When looking at these calculations, it is also important to consider not only the hard numbers, but also your personal lifestyle needs. Are you typically traveling on the freeway or surface streets? Do you carpool or fly solo? Is your commute trans-Atlantic? All important considerations. While these various modes of travel are not always interchangeable, it is interesting to look at them side-by-side when evaluating the cost efficiency of your chosen transportation.
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July 8, 2009

As summer continues to chug along, your plans for road trips may be slightly hampered by the usual rise of gasoline prices during the summer. Here’s a quick list of 15 ways you can keep fuel economy optimal during a season of weekend getaways and road trips.
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May 31, 2009
With summer fast approaching, many are getting ready to take advantage of the weather and hop in the car for road trips, family vacations and camping. We also need to get ready for the inevitable price jump that hits gas stations across the country as demand for fuel soars. Yes, it’s that season when prices at the pump mysteriously rise to gouge the eager masses. Our year-over-year plotting of gas rates by month show that the rise and fall can at times be random or based on extraneous factors, but the consistent trend is actually quite cyclical.
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