War Budget Agreement!

It seems that President Bush got his way in the amount of funding in the war budget plan.   If your wondering how much, its going to be $162 billion, which brings the total to over $600 billion.  Deals where made to get this past.  Also added in this bill will be a quick emergency flood relief for the Midwest.  The jobless will also receive a 13-week extension on their unemployment payments.  And most importantly, a boost in the GI Bill college for veterans.  I would like to end on this note – it’s about time the Democrats and Republicans finally agreed on something.

Drop In Stocks!

Today was another out of control day for Wall Street. Today’s drop of $131 is mostly related to concerns about the financial sector. And of course, the concerns of the high fuel cost. It does appear that the market is once again going in the wrong direction – down. Has long as our fuel cost remain up, the stock market will struggle. The only thing I’m hoping for is some good news tomorrow. Which could help raise the market back up.

Finding Cheaper Gas!

I came across this site today that will help you to Reduce fuel comsumption. This site has a tool to help you make all those important decisions on where you would get the best gas price per gallon. This also has tons of helpful and very useful information to help save you money on your gas budget. By using their site you just might see your gas budget go down. And you know what that means, more things for yourself instead of those big oil company CEO’s. So check the site and give their tool a try, you just might find yourself visiting the site every time you fill up.

**Press Release**

Saddle River, NJ June 13 2008 — GasEdge.com launched today, a free site dedicated to helping consumers decide if the trip across town to a cheaper gas station will actually save them money. This tool is easy to use and only requires that you enter a few details such as the price of gas and distance to the cheaper station.
With the price of gas now over $4.00 in most places, the decision as to where you purchase your gas is becoming more important every day. With this new tool from www.GasEdge.com, consumers now have the information needed to make the right decisions on where to buy gas, while saving the most money possible.
In addition to the gas calculator, www.GasEdge.com also contains a wealth of information and tips on how to save gas and increase gas mileage. The site also has a real time feed which constantly updates the average prices per gallon by state. More information is being added all the time.
GasEdge.com is the creation of Mark Roth. Mr. Roth lives on the border of New York and New Jersey. “There is a big difference in price between NY and NJ, and I noticed many NY drivers lining up at the cheaper NJ gas stations. That got me wondering if it was really worth the trip, going out of your way to buy cheaper gas. That’s when I came up with the idea for the calculator.” said Mr. Roth.