Rossen Reports: These gas rewards programs can save you money

Hi Yeah, every time you go to the gas station, you're actually leaving money on the table, no matter what the price per gallon is, whether it's high or whether it's low. You are leaving money out there. I want to save you that money any way I can. So I'm testing out gas rewards programs to see which ones will save you the most cash. We're fueling up comparing the big loyalty programs from BP Exxon mobil shell and speedway. So we've signed up for all the different rewards programs to compare the savings between them. We're starting right here at speedway now here at speedway, they work off *** point system so follow me here. Ok, and we're leaving *** little, I'm gonna put up the numbers here as I talk to make this easier to understand. You need to get 1750 points here at speedway to unlock 10 cents off *** gallon on your next visit. How do you get those points? You get 10 points for every gallon of gas that you fill up so basically you need to fill up with 175 gallons of gas. That's like multiple trips just to unlock 10 cents off *** gallon on your next trip and then you start all over again. They also run some promotions like right now they're saying you can get 10 cents off per gallon when you buy any three cooler items inside the store and guess what? When we finish fueling, we notice *** bonus savings on our receipt *** few cents off onto the next gas station here at Exxon mobil, similar sort of thing. They also use *** point system but they do their points *** little different here for every gallon of gas, You earn three points. Once you hit 100 points, It unlocks the first round of savings, you get $1 off your next fill up, you get *** buck off as soon as you hit the 100 points. But with this next loyalty program you start saving immediately right on your first fill up. Okay, the loyalty program here at BP is called BP me rewards. This one's pretty cool. The second you sign up, you start saving, you get five cents off *** gallon at sign up for the first month. Then to keep that savings going, you just need to spend about $100 *** month in fuel. So that's like two or three fill ups and get this. There's something else called the price match. So what you do is you can actually pay 99 cents *** month, that's all it costs and fill up your tank. It will automatically search all the gas stations around for the cheapest gas and give you that price and credit it back to your account for your next fill up. That's pretty cool. But this next one may be the biggest savings of them all. It's called shell fuel rewards. I really like this one. Let me explain why. There are two tiers to it. There's *** silver tier and the gold tier on the silver tier. You save three cents *** gallon on the gold tier, you save five cents *** gallon. Here's the really cool thing, One of the reasons I love it. As soon as you sign up, you're automatically gold tier for the first six months, so five cents off every gallon for the first six months. Then you just gotta fill up twice *** month to keep it going, by the way. Most of the programs also let you earn points when you buy stuff like food and coffee inside their convenience stores. They also each offer bonus coupons and more ways to earn points inside the apps when you download them, I'm gonna post all the information to each one so you can take *** look look at the reward, see what fits with your lifestyle. And sign up yourself on my website, Rawson Reports dot com. Back to you.

We’re on track to see the national average gas price keep falling but don’t get too comfortable. The gas market is volatile. Experts say one hurricane or one minor disruption could send those prices skyrocketing back up. No matter what the price per gallon is, you’re still leaving money on the table every time you go to the gas station. We’re comparing gas loyalty rewards programs to see just how much money they can save you. Spoiler alert: If you’re not a part of a loyalty program, you’re missing out! Shell: “Shell Fuel Rewards�� has a two-tiered system: Silver Status and Gold Status. When you’re Silver Status, you save 3 cents per gallon on gas. Gold Status members save 5 cents per gallon. When you sign up for the free program, you are instantly awarded Gold Status for the first six months of membership.To maintain it, you need to fill up your tank at least six times during your 3-month qualification period. That's only two times per month. Shell takes it a step further with a ton of coupons and deals in the app. The app offers savings that can be stacked on top of the status, including; 5 cents off per gallon for every $50 you spend shopping online, 10 cents off per gallon for every $50 you spend on live event tickets and 10 cents off per gallon for every $50 you spend on dining at participating restaurants. BP: The loyalty program is called “BPme Rewards�� and it’s available at participating bp and Amoco stations. You get 5 cents off a gallon for the first month. In order to keep that discount going, you have to spend about $100 a month but that’s about two to four fill-ups a month. The app also offers a “price-match�� feature. For $12 a year (99 cents per month), the app will automatically scan the current fuel prices of all gas stations within a 2-mile radius and matches the price of the competitor (up to 5 cents off per gallon). Coupons come in the app over time, too. Exxon Mobil: This one is called the “Exxon Mobil Rewards+.�� This program is a points-based one. After you download the app, you get 3 points per gallon on fuel. When you earn 100 points, you get $1 back in savings at the pump. If you pump more than 100 gallons a month, you’re considered a Frequent Filler and will earn an additional 1 cent per gallon and 2 cents per dollar. But there are other ways to keep earning points. For example, if you fill your car with at least 8 gallons of gas three times per month, you’ll earn 3 bonus points too. You also get 2 points for every dollar you spend in the gas station, convenience stores and car washes. Members of AARP automatically earn an extra 1 cent per gallon of gas and 1 cent per dollar in the store too. Coupons and savings also pop up in the app from time to time too. Speedway: This program is called “Speedy Rewards.�� This loyalty program is points-based as well. You can earn 10 points for each gallon of fuel you buy. Once you’ve racked up 1,750 points, you’ll receive 10 cents off per gallon during your next fill-up. But you can earn even more points when you shop inside the convenience store. You get 20 points per dollar spent in-store. So the next time you get that cup of coffee, make sure your card is linked to your app so that you get those points. The apps let you link the credit card you plan to use (or multiple) to make sure every time you buy fuel or something in the store, you get the rewards. Others will have you scan a QR code from your app or will send you a rewards card to scan. Click on each of the links to learn more about the loyalty programs and how they work more specifically.

No matter what the price per gallon is, you’re still leaving money on the table every time you go to the gas station. We’re comparing gas loyalty rewards programs to see just how much money they can save you. Spoiler alert: If you’re not a part of a loyalty program, you’re missing out!

Shell: “�� has a two-tiered system: Silver Status and Gold Status. When you’re Silver Status, you save 3 cents per gallon on gas. Gold Status members save 5 cents per gallon. When you sign up for the free program, you are instantly awarded Gold Status for the first six months of membership.

To maintain it, you need to fill up your tank at least six times during your 3-month qualification period. That's only two times per month. Shell takes it a step further with a ton of coupons and deals in the app. The app offers savings that can be stacked on top of the status, including; 5 cents off per gallon for every $50 you spend shopping online, 10 cents off per gallon for every $50 you spend on live event tickets and 10 cents off per gallon for every $50 you spend on dining at participating restaurants.

BP: The loyalty program is called “�� and it’s available at participating bp and Amoco stations. You get 5 cents off a gallon for the first month. In order to keep that discount going, you have to spend about $100 a month but that’s about two to four fill-ups a month. The app also offers a “price-match�� feature. For $12 a year (99 cents per month), the app will automatically scan the current fuel prices of all gas stations within a 2-mile radius and matches the price of the competitor (up to 5 cents off per gallon). Coupons come in the app over time, too.

Exxon Mobil: This one is called the ��.�� This program is a points-based one. After you download the app, you get 3 points per gallon on fuel. When you earn 100 points, you get $1 back in savings at the pump. If you pump more than 100 gallons a month, you’re considered a Frequent Filler and will earn an additional 1 cent per gallon and 2 cents per dollar.

But there are other ways to keep earning points. For example, if you fill your car with at least 8 gallons of gas three times per month, you’ll earn 3 bonus points too. You also get 2 points for every dollar you spend in the gas station, convenience stores and car washes. Members of AARP automatically earn an extra 1 cent per gallon of gas and 1 cent per dollar in the store too. Coupons and savings also pop up in the app from time to time too.

Speedway: This program is called ��.�� This loyalty program is points-based as well. You can earn 10 points for each gallon of fuel you buy. Once you’ve racked up 1,750 points, you’ll receive 10 cents off per gallon during your next fill-up. But you can earn even more points when you shop inside the convenience store. You get 20 points per dollar spent in-store. So the next time you get that cup of coffee, make sure your card is linked to your app so that you get those points.

The apps let you link the credit card you plan to use (or multiple) to make sure every time you buy fuel or something in the store, you get the rewards. Others will have you scan a QR code from your app or will send you a rewards card to scan. Click on each of the links to learn more about the loyalty programs and how they work more specifically.

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Rossen Reports: These gas rewards programs can save you money

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