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Some cool websites that will help you find the cheapest petrol in your area

I’ve been trawling the world wide web recently to find some useful resources for 1DayLater users. I figured, hey as well as giving you a snazzy tool to log mileage, how nice would it be if we could show you how to save mileage too!

So here are the absolute best sites I’ve found to help you compare petrol prices in your area.

Gasbuddy - as the name suggests this is one from our American friends - but a local search seemed to work just fine for me (see below). You can drill into the map and and get a run-down of petrol prices in your area - how cool is that!

Petrolprices - another great site that tells you the cheapest petrol stations in your area for diesel, unleaded and LPG - you just enter your postcode and how far you’re willing to travel.

The great thing about this site is that you can also get text alerts which notify you of any price changes. There’s even an app - although I haven’t had a chance to look at this yet

So those are two pretty awesome tools which I hope you find really useful! Please drop me any other suggestions if you know any and I’ll add them to my list

What is the proper way to enter time, money or mileage into 1DayLater?

If you are using 1DayLater.com to track your business activities, you might have noticed that values can be entered as either: positive (+ve) or negative (-ve).

Although our positive and negative conventions will seem straightforward to accountants and bookkeepers, I thought an informative blog would be useful for everyone else!

Logging Time

• (+ve) - used for everyday time activities
• (-ve) - used for amendments

Logging Mileage

• (+ve) - used for everyday mileage entries
• (-ve) - used for amendments

Logging Money

• (+ve) - used for income
• (-ve) - used for expenses

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