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Reduce Gas with Gigantic Eagle's fuelperks

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Last Updated on July 24, 2022 by Laura Photo credit: Shutterstock Savvy shoppers can accrue points through Giant Eagle’s to save on gas with fuelperks+. Plus, the supermarket chain is extending the expiration of all points through the end of 2022. The extension is in response to the current grocery and fuel price surges, in an attempt to give customers more time to collect points and maximize savings. Ask AutoSlash for a Quote on a Cheap Car Rental Founded in 1918 in Pittsburgh, Giant Eagle is a supermarket chain with stores in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, and Maryland. It also has sister brands like Market District and GetGo. Get One Point Per Dollar Spent on Groceries or Gift Cards In order to participate in fuelperks+, you need to have an Advantage Card, which you scan each time you shop at any Giant Eagle, Market District, or GetGo locations. As you shop in Giant Eagle stores, each dollar spent translates to one perk or point in the rewards program. ...

What Sixt's Development Implies for Your Following Cars And Truck Rental

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Last Updated on July 24, 2022 by Elizabeth The name might not be as recognizable as Avis or Hertz. But Sixt Rent a Car has become a bigger fish in the North American rental car pond. The German firm expanded its footprint by scooping up U.S. locations from the recently bankrupt Advantage Rent a Car and has also added several Canadian locations. Here’s what Sixt’s expansion might mean for your future travels. Here’s Where Sixt is Expanding in the U.S. In 2020, Sixt took over 10 airport car rental branches in the U.S. from Advantage Rent a Car. This allowed the firm to gain a presence in five new major markets and raising its profile in five others. Ask AutoSlash for a Quote on a Cheap Car Rental Sixt took over five new airport concessions at Boston (BOS), Houston (IAH) and three airports serving the greater New York City area (JFK, LGA and EWR). In addition, Sixt beefed up its existing presence at five other U.S. airports: Las Vegas (LAS), Orlando (MCO), Denver (DEN), ...

Save on Gas with Cost Chopper AdvantEdge Benefits

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Last Updated on July 17, 2022 by Laura Photo credit: Shutterstock Whether you live in the Northeast or are just traveling through, Price Chopper’s AdvantEdge Rewards program makes it easy to earn and redeem fuel points in a variety of ways. When gas prices are high, it’s easy to save on gas with Price Chopper AdvantEdge Rewards. Price Chopper grocery stores are located throughout Upstate New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The New York-based Golub Corporation owns the chain, in addition to the Market 32 and Market Bistro chains. The company opened its first supermarkets in 1932 in Albany, New York’s Capital District. Get One Fuel Point per Dollar Spent on Groceries You’ll earn one AdvantEdge Rewards point for every dollar spent when you shop at Price Chopper, Market 32, and Market Bistro stores using your AdvantEdge Card. Ask AutoSlash for a Quote on a Cheap Car Rental Power Tip: You can pile on the points during Bonus Poi...

Your Last Gas Receipt Can Reverse This Cars And Truck Rental Cost

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Last Updated on July 7, 2022 by Elizabeth Photo credit: Shutterstock Most travelers know the importance of returning a rental car with a full tank of gas. But even if you follow the rules, you can still sometimes get burned by an onerous car rental fee. That’s because Avis, Budget and other rental car companies now have connected-car fleets. Ask AutoSlash for a Quote on a Cheap Car Rental Connected cars allow you to manage your entire rental through the car rental company app. That includes nifty tricks, like locking and unlocking car doors via smartphone. They also tell the rental company exactly how much gas remains in the tank, down to the tenth of a gallon. Armed with this information, rental car companies have become stricter in requiring you to fill up close to your return. If you return the car with the gas tank a smidge less than full, you may be charged a gas refueling fee. It’s the very definition of getting nickeled and dimed by your rental car company. How to A...

Just How Much Auto Rental Supplemental Responsibility Insurance Policy Do You Need?

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Last Updated on July 11, 2022 by Kristin Photo credit: Shutterstock One of the most stressful things about renting a car is understanding what all the different kinds of insurance cover. You may wonder if you need the rental car company’s supplemental liability insurance (SLI). Here’s everything you need to know about this insurance option. What is Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI) for a Rental Car? If you are in an accident, SLI covers damage caused to other parties’ vehicles, as well any expenses due to bodily injury or death. Unlike Personal Accident Insurance (PAI), SLI focuses on covering the expenses that come from harming people or objects outside of your own rental car. You can purchase supplemental liability insurance from the rental car company at varying prices. For example, Enterprise’s policy averages between $8 and $17 per day, depending on the pickup location. Budget’s policy is a flat $15 per day. Do You Need To Purchase SLI When Renting a Car? In ...

Is It Easier to Rent a Cars And Truck with a Bank Card Or Debit Card?

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Last Updated on July 10, 2022 by Michael Want to rent a car with a debit card? It’s possible, but you need to meet a more rigorous set of conditions, which are in place precisely because rental car companies would much rather that you use a credit card. So why do rental car companies want you to pay with a credit card? In a nutshell, because it’s far less risky for them. Why Rental Car Companies Prefer Credit Cards When you rent a car, you drive away with a valuable asset. The rental car company wants to have recourse if you damage it or fail to return it. Rental car companies would rather that you pay for a rental with a credit card because it reassures them that: You’re an actual person with a real identity. The credit card company has already vetted you. You will be able to pay for the rental and for any damages that might happen. The rental company trusts renters with good credit scores. A financial institution trusted you with unsecured credit. You will return the...