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With car rental rates on the rise, you’ll want to know what to watch for to keep surprise fees off your bill. JW_PNW / Shutterstock.com
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Living on the Cheap. Brad Cross expected to pay just $350 for renting a Honda Accord for four days in June from Avis in Salt Lake City. Instead, the car rental company broadsided him with a surprise $2,974 charge to his credit card. “Avis said the rental was extended into a one-way rental and dropped in another state,” says Cross…
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