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The repayment terms for cash advances can range from
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Search on the Internet to locate the
Best Gas Prices in your area.
1) Find out the time your
local station usually updates its prices. If
it's late at night,
you'll know that you shouldn't
wait until
the next morning to fill the tank.
Prices also tend to change in cycles, with
one
station leading and the others following suit.
The
length of the cycle depends on where you live.
Taking notes can help you figure out
which station
is the leader and which lags.
2) Getting gas close to home might not be your best bet. Write down where you go
each
day, including your commute and other
regular trips.
Then pay attention to the prices
in those different
areas. Gas prices vary by zone
and you'll generally
pay more in affluent
neighborhoods, downtown areas,
and near
major roadways.
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