Do You Know How To Save Money?
I don't want you to pay a penny Hi Yes you did read that right, and here is how it works. You will pay me at the end of each lesson but I am going to show you how you will save money when learning to drive and once you get your own car. In 1996 the price of petrol was about £0.55 a litre. Then in around 2001 it peaked to over a £1 a litre, and since 2010 it went sky high - in 2013 it has been £1.40 a litre. So for those who drove in 1996 (like me) if they paid £20 a week on fuel they now pay around £50 to £60 a week! I reckon it's really important for you to learn how to eco drive, and while you take lessons with me I'll show you - and it won't cost you an extra penny. Some drivers can save up to 25%, many will save 15%-20% but even if I can show you how to save just 10% you can quite easily keep £250 a year in your pocket on today's prices - just imagine how much you will save just next year when the price of fuel increases again! Here is what I charge... 10 hour block booking - £215 (saving you £15) 90 minute lesson - £33 (saving you £1.50) 1 hour - £23 SPECIAL INTRO LESSON Your first half hour is free so you can see if you like me, then if you want to continue you pay me £22 for the next hour. In total you get a 90 minute lesson. How to save more money! Remember when you were at school and you did one lesson a week of say History, you know when you went to the lesson the following week, you had forgot much of what you learned. So what? Well if you did 2 or 3 lessons a week, you remember more and you learn more quickly - makes sense doesn't it? |
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