Saturday, March 14, 2009 

New Water Power Cars Save You Money at the Pump

Actually NEW water power cars is a mistake. There's nothing New about the technology behind water power cars. Its been around for 90+ years but only recently was discovered in the mothballs and brought out into mainstream America. And none to soon.

Gas prices are getting scarier and scarier. Personally, I"m amazed at how low key Americans have remained so far on the topic of rising gasoline prices. Remember when Jimmy Carter was president and the frenzy that took place when gas prices rose back then? Truckers were going on strike. People were lined up for blocks waiting their turn at the gas pump? So congrats are due to all of us for maintaining our cool.

Having said that, that doesn't mean that we aren't in for continued challenges at the pump. Its not like in the past with Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton when gasoline prices eventually settled down to something resembling normal. I don't think we will ever experience cheap gas again and that's why these 'so called' new water power cars are so exciting. Right now the technology is available to everyone of us driving a car or truck or RV to run our gas engines with Hydroxy gas made from water. It is incredibly CHEAP energy and even though you burn it in conjunction with gasoline, it will cut down tremendously on the amount of money you spend at the pump.

Not only that but these water power cars are in our possession already. Yes with our existing vehicles all that's needed is a simple little conversion kit that has the potential to up your mpg from 50% to 80% higher. That means the higher your joint gasoline and Hydroxy fuel efficiency goes the fewer dollars you are pulling out of your wallet at the mini-mart. Plus the technology reduces pollution and smog which ups our chances of winning the war on global warming. Who of us isn't interested in having one of those new water power cars. Remember...you own the start of one already.

Roberts Ellyn is an investigative feature writer. If you are as interested as she is in cutting the cost per gallon of gasoline in half or MORE, take a look at this simple system that offers an immediate solution to the energy crisis. Anyone can burn water for fuel in their existing cars and trucks. Find out how - http://water4gas7.blogspot.com

 

Surviving Negative Equity and Falling House Prices

Sharp falls in house prices in recent times mean many are facing the dreaded prospect of negative equity. Many people have been releasing equity in their homes not just for buying luxury goods but for simply funding their basic lifestyle. Is negative equity really a problem for everyone unlucky enough to have it however? If you are managing to hold on to your job and have no plans to move house then you can just sit tight and continue to pay your mortgage - you will not be affected so badly.

If you wish to move to bigger and more expensive home then your options may be limited depending on the figures involved. For some they may find that the new house is falling at a rate greater than their current home and thereby bridging the gap to the new home actually becomes easier. This is worth looking into and so you might find that moving onto a new, bigger home in a difficult climate is not the challenge you thought it would be.

Negative equity does become a problem, however, if you lose your job and can no long afford to keep up with your mortgage payments. In this scenario the British government is stepping in and helping people by offering to pay their interest payments for a period of 2 years. This solution does seem viable if the homeowner is able to resume paying their mortgage at the end of the 2 year period. This is the only government worldwide known to be offering this kind of scheme. The problem lies if the homeowner is not able to resume paying their full mortgage - in this instance the government's plan is only delaying the inevitable.

Seeing an opportunity in any market some property investors are operating a scheme whereby they will by your house for 90% of its market value and rent it back to you. Fundamentally this means you do not need to lose your home but it does leave you at the mercy of the private investor who could pull the plug on the rent deal whenever they choose so make sure you have the correct legal agreements and lease in place.

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