Save Money With a Gas Rebate Credit Card
by John Ross

If you are like most people you are probably not fond of spending a lot of money on
gas for your vehicle. Well there is a way to save money at the pump without having to
trade your SUV for a more fuel efficient car or changing your driving habits. So how
can I save money? A credit card. Yes a credit card can actually save you money on
your gas purchases. Gas rebate credit cards have been around for awhile but they
typically required you to purchase gas from a particular brand (i.e. Exxon, Shell, BP).
But now there are many gas rebate credit cards that will give you cash back when
used at any gas station. Gas rebate credit cards give you 3% to 6% cash back on
your gas purchases and 1% to 3% cash back on all other purchases. As you can see
this can save you quite a bit of money each year. Here are some tips on selecting a
gas rebate credit card:

Don't Pay an Annual Fee
Luckily most gas rebate credit cards do not come with an annual fee, but always look
at the fine print to make sure it does not have a one. An annual fee could wipe out
any benefits you would earn with a gas credit card so always look for a card that
does not have a fee.

Look at the Introductory Offers
Some gas credit cards have introductory offers where you can earn double cash
back for a certain period of time. If the card normally gives you 3% cash back on gas
purchases it will give you 6% cash back during that introductory period. The length of
the introductory period varies between 1 to 12 months depending on the card.

Beware of Restrictions
Choose a gas credit card that will allow you to earn cash back when purchasing any
brand of gas. Some gas credit cards will only give cash back when you purchase a
specific brand of gas. Also, some gas rebate credit cards limit how much cash back
you can earn each year while others allow you to earn unlimited cash back. Take this
into account when comparing gas rebate credit cards.

About the Author
John Ross is a freelance writer for Reward Credit Cards.