Low Gas Prices Could Save Families $550 in 2015

By David Thomas
March 5, 2015
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A government report released Tuesday predicts that the current drop in gas prices could save the average U.S. household $550 in 2015 versus this year. The $1,962 spent in 2015 will be the least spent on gas since 2004 when fuel cost families $1,598 a year.

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