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You're probably spending more on gas each month than you realize. A recent study the Oil Price Information Service did for CNNMoney found that the average American household spent $368.09 on gas in April. Thatâs college textbooks for one semester, two weeks of groceries or two 16 GB iPod Nanos.
An average Â£31 a week is spent on fuel by households with an annual income of Â£9,649, according to a 2012 report from the Department of Climate and Energy Change (DECC). Millions of households are in fuel poverty, meaning that they spend more than 10% of their income on fuel, says DECC.