As the economy grows stronger, prices are headed higher. The first place you’ll feel the pinch is at the gas pump, where prices have already jumped. Here’s how to fight back.

According to AAA, gas prices have spiked from $2.25 a gallon on January 1, 2021 to $2.86 a gallon now. This represents a jump of $.61 a gallon, for a 27% increase in just three months. And industry analysts expect gas prices to keep rising, surpassing $3.00 a gallon before year-end as the economy continues to recover and travel booms.

However, the cost of fuel in any geographical area can vary by as much as $.70-$1.00 a gallon. By purchasing the cheapest gas, you can often save up to $14 a fill-up, or $364 annually, based on 26 fill-ups a year.

Combining the following 6 strategies can help maximize your savings and perhaps qualify you for additional financial rewards as well...