SavingsNut.com Announces New Web Site: AutoSavingsNut.com
AutoSavingsNut.com provides information on how to save on: Buying New Cars, Buying and Selling Used Cars, Vehicle Financing, Car Repairs and Maintenance, Fuel Economy, Auto Insurance and more.
Online, July 19, 2010 (Newswire.com) - SavingsNut.com, the most complete site of money saving ideas on the Internet, is pleased to introduce its new savings website, AutoSavingsNut.com, a site dedicated to helping individuals and families save on all their car and vehicle expenses. Major topics include how to save money on: Buying New Cars, Buying and Selling Used Cars, Vehicle Financing, Car Repairs and Maintenance, Fuel Economy, Auto Insurance and more.
Unlike most savings web sites, AutoSavingsNut.com is not just a list of "savings tips" that offer the hope of quick and easy savings, but a detailed resource that provides the information and know-how required to achieve substantial savings, and reduce your automotive and vehicle expenditures.
AutoSavingsNut.com, along with its sister sites: CollegeSavingsNut.com, EnergySavingsNut.com, HealthcareSavingsNut.com, InsuranceSavingsNut.com, ShoppingSavingsNut.com, TravelSavingsNut.com, and WeddingSavingsNut.com provide individuals and families a significant resource of tips, advice and know-how for reducing all your household expenses. Together with SavingsNut.com there is no more comprehensive group of websites on the Internet that provides free advice on how to be frugal, spend less and get more.
For more information email the Editor of SavingsNut.com at: admin@savingsnut.com.
About SavingsNut.com:
SavingsNut.com publishes web sites to assist individuals and families to save money on their everyday expenses. SavingsNut.com does not just provide a list of "savings tips" that offer the hope of quick and easy savings, but a detailed resource that provides the information and know-how required to achieve substantial savings, and a permanently reduced household budget. With the detailed knowledge provided by SavingsNut.com, real savings can be achieved by most households without major changes in lifestyle.