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Four Ways to Save Money on Your Next Rental Car

April 27, 2016 1 Comment

When it’s time for you to rent a car, there are four “money-saving hacks” that can save money the next time you book:

  1. Go off-site: Because of extra airport fees, it’s typically more expensive to rent a car from the airport
  2. Join the loyalty program: It’s free, and members receive regular emails with offers like free upgrades and discounted rentals
  3. Skip the extras: Don’t pay for a GPS system if you have a smartphone. Instead of buying rental insurance or a damage waiver, simply book the rental with your credit card
  4. Always refill yourself: Never take the pre-paid gas option

(yahoo.com)

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  1. Dan Marshall 2.0 says

    October 19, 2016 at 10:47 am

    I’ve just throwing good money after bad.

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