Audit your driving6 of 9Have you changed jobs recently? Maybe you've moved to an area where your favorite stores are a lot closer? Keep an eye on that odometer to save money. Just like with carpooling, reduced driving mileage means reduced car insurance rates, says Scott, the retired insurance agent. But people often don't reach out to their insurance agents when their residence or driving habits change, and they end up sticking with unnecessarily high rates.<< Back to the Frugal Living Guide. Related Articles:Save money on groceries10 ways to save on carsTweet for sweet dealsGroup buying saves moneyRelated Links:331 ways to cut costs!Saving goals calculator100 tips to help you saveSaving on foodadvertisement
Have you changed jobs recently? Maybe you've moved to an area where your favorite stores are a lot closer? Keep an eye on that odometer to save money. Just like with carpooling, reduced driving mileage means reduced car insurance rates, says Scott, the retired insurance agent. But people often don't reach out to their insurance agents when their residence or driving habits change, and they end up sticking with unnecessarily high rates.
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