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Hanr3 · 07-30-2019, 08:22 PM

For that load, gas only if its a daily driver and your commute is less than 20 miles each way.

Insurance- I go through my insurance broker. He gets me deals on home, autos, boat, and RV. Rolls it all up into one payment.
I have a Good Sams membership because of the discounts on products I had to buy for the RV. Things like sewer hose, chocks, extension cords, fresh water hose, etc. I bought mine at my local Gander Outdoors. They had a sale and then added the discount for new Sam's Club members. I think I saved 35% off a $200 bill of sale.

National Parks- go with America the Beautiful pass. They have a variety of "membership" levels. Plus they are good for multiple Federal Government areas, National Parks, National Monuments, COE facilities, etc.
https://www.nps.gov/planyourvisit/passes.htm
I have the Access Pass and save 50% at each facility. State Parks are a different story, and subject to each states requirements.

07-30-2019, 08:22 PM	#11
Hanr3 Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Posts: 34	For that load, gas only if its a daily driver and your commute is less than 20 miles each way. Insurance- I go through my insurance broker. He gets me deals on home, autos, boat, and RV. Rolls it all up into one payment. I have a Good Sams membership because of the discounts on products I had to buy for the RV. Things like sewer hose, chocks, extension cords, fresh water hose, etc. I bought mine at my local Gander Outdoors. They had a sale and then added the discount for new Sam's Club members. I think I saved 35% off a $200 bill of sale. National Parks- go with America the Beautiful pass. They have a variety of "membership" levels. Plus they are good for multiple Federal Government areas, National Parks, National Monuments, COE facilities, etc. https://www.nps.gov/planyourvisit/passes.htm I have the Access Pass and save 50% at each facility. State Parks are a different story, and subject to each states requirements.