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"I want to express my appreciation for the process that CCC has employed to help me eliminate my debts. At the time I began with the program, I couldn't see a way out. In just a little over four years, however, CCC was able to help me get out of debt completely.

Furthermore, during that time, I learned how to live on a budget and how to save for the things I want. In short, I learned how to live without credit cards. I would like to thank CCC for the help you have provided in enabling me to achieve this new financial freedom. I have and will continue to recommend CCC to friends and acquaintances that find themselves in situations similar to the one in which I found myself four years ago."

T G. Brown
Ann Arbor, MI

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Getting the most out of your Gas Tank

Fuel Saving Tips
Road trips have always been affordable vacations for millions of Americans, and hopefully, will stay that way. With Memorial Day Weekend and summer vacation upon us, gas prices are bound to go up and will probably hit record highs. You may not be able to control the price of gas, but there are some steps you can take to get the most out of your gas tank. 
 
1. Keep your motor well maintained. Fuel is wasted if the engine isn’t running efficiently. You don’t want:
·        Dirty air filters which waste gas and cause the engine to lose power.
·        Worn and dirty spark plugs, causing misfiring.
2. Maintain proper tire pressure. Under-inflated tires can decrease fuel economy by as much as 3%.
3. Keep the tires aligned.
4. Replace a missing or damaged gas cap.
5. Lighten your load. More weight means more gas. Don’t keep any unnecessary items in your car. When traveling, pack lighter.
6. Slow down and drive within the speed limit. Gas mileage decreases at speeds over 60 miles per hour. 
7. Calm down. Weaving in and out of traffic and driving aggressively can waste gas and wears down components. Gas mileage can decrease by as much as 33%. 
8. Avoid excessive idling. Remember to turn off the car while waiting.
9. Use the air conditioner wisely. It consumes more gas. Roll down the window in slow traffic and use the A/C at higher speeds.
10. Timing is everything. Gas stations tend to change the prices between 10 a.m. and noon. Get there early if prices are expected to go up. 

It’s a fact that fuel economy is directly related to how you take care of your vehicle and how you drive. Maintaining your engine and modifying your driving behavior can make your road trips both safe and fuel efficient.

If you find you are struggling with credit card debt, please contact credit counseling company today.
 

Christian Credit Counselors, Inc. is a national, non-profit organization dedicated to helping consumers achieve financial wellness through counseling and education. Established in 1994, Christian Credit Counselors has helped over two million individuals achieve financial security. Christian Credit Counselors is one of the top members of the American Association of Debt Management Organizations (AADMO), Christian Credit Counselors manages clients across the country. Personalized and confidential consultations are available in person, by phone or online. Visit Christian Credit Counselors or call 888-767-9155.

Greg McTaggart, Certified Credit Counselor with 22 years experience, licensed by AFCPE, Director of Christian Credit Counselors and is an expert in budget and credit counseling. Having the combined experience as a licensed Real-estate salesman, Mortgage Broker, Real-estate Broker, Notary, Ace Member of the Cincinnati Credit Executives, Mortgage Assistance Counselor and Spokesperson of the radio talk show “The Money Mentor”, Greg McTaggart is a qualified Christian Credit Counselor to help you.

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