07/29/2026 | Press release | Archived content
Rising vehicle and fuel costs have led some consumers to consider ride-sharing as an alternative to car ownership, though an analysis found that owning a car remains less expensive than using Uber for daily commuting in every state. CFP Board Ambassadors Odaro Aisueni, CFP® and Erin Voisin, CFP® noted that while Uber can help some people avoid the upfront and maintenance costs of owning a car, daily reliance on ride-sharing can be more expensive over time and may come with reliability and safety concerns.
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