Gasoline prices are up more than 50% since the start of the war in Iran. Can average Americans protect themselves from those higher costs?
Gasoline prices have surged more than 50% since the start of the war in Iran.
Experts say driving slower, maintaining your car and planning trips can significantly reduce fuel costs.
Switching to electric or hybrid vehicles offers long-term protection from oil price spikes.
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Gasoline prices are up more than 50% since the start of the war in Iran. Can average Americans protect themselves from those higher costs?
Here's some practical, hands-on advice to help you save money when buying gas. Hint: Keep your car in shape and drive sensibly.
Reducing driving by 10% would save the average person just $27 a year on insurance, according to Insurify.
The ongoing war in Iran is driving up gas prices for Americans. Here's how financial planners are advising their clients.
Higher oil prices will cause an almost immediate jump in gasoline prices, as well, experts say.
As corporate policies change, Americans will feel higher oil prices in their pocketbooks beyond the gas pump.
As the oil crisis deepens across the globe, households and industries are using less fossil fuel — maybe permanently.
All 50 states top $4 a gallon gas as Iran war impacts linger
