Gas rewards cards can translate to savings for anyone who consistently spends on fuel, whether you have a long commute, multicar household or a small business on the go. Drivers who pay credit card balances in full each month will benefit the most, as carrying a balance and paying interest charges can easily outweigh the value of rewards.

The average gas price in Illinois has risen 89 cents per gallon in the last month.

The average price of gas is up by $0.17 in Rhode Island from last week, $0.67 higher than a month ago.

Credit cards certainly save you money on gas, but in some situations, paying with cash or debit card is better. Some gas stations offer discounts for paying in cash, which may be superior to your credit card’s rewards rate on gas.

Many West Virginians have found themselves paying more at the pump due to rising fuel prices.