When I started driving in 2012, gas cost almost $4 per gallon. At the time, public transportation was practically nonexistent in Florida, which left us no choice — my family and I had to buy gas. But ...

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Fuel Rewards® program, one of the country’s top-ranked loyalty programs that connects leading national and regional brands with millions of consumers who enjoy earning ...

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Fuel Rewards® program, a top-ranked national loyalty program that connects brands with over 20 million consumers, has partnered with Chicago-based ticket marketplace Vivid ...

Grocery store loyalty programs used to be the way to go to save money on gas, but now that gas stations are offering their own fuel rewards programs, times are changing. And considering AAA’s report ...

If you find yourself frequently filling up your vehicle’s gas tank, it may be worth considering joining a rewards program to save money on gas. Even if you earn only a few dollars in rewards per month ...

HOUSTON — Shell will give Fuel Rewards members nationwide the power to save more on every fill-up through its new loyalty offering, Instant Gold Status. As of June 5, new and existing Fuel Rewards ...

Over the past few years, as the price of gasoline has soared while the economy has sputtered, the concept of fuel rewards has found an almost perfect environment in which to flourish. And food ...

Stop & Shop fuel rewards expire after only 30 days, but most other retailers’ points last 60 or 90 days. Make sure to check the terms of your fuel rewards program and use your points before they ...

CHICAGO — Jewel-Osco here on Thursday announced a partnership with Shell on a fuel rewards program to begin next week. The program will allow shoppers who use their My Jewel-Osco Rewards Card to earn ...

Summer usually brings an increase in gas prices, but Lyft is trying to offer some relief for its drivers. The ride-hailing company is expanding Shell Fuel Rewards offered to its drivers who achieve a ...

Gas prices seem to be going in only one direction these days — up. With prices at record highs, you’re probably feeling pain at the pump. Need ways to alleviate the agony of watching the meter rise?