Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert has revealed the truth around a cheap fuel urban myth, but sadly it's not as big of a money-saver as some might believe.
While petrol and diesel prices rose drastically amid the cost of living crisis, families were scrambling for ways to save money on fuel. And although prices have dropped, school holidays mean more days out, which means parents are likely to be filling up on the forecourts more often than normal, and might still be looking for ways to keep costs low. This is especially important as recent research found that parents spend an additional £1,000 per week during the school holidays compared to term time.
