Many experts are predicting record highs for gas prices this year. Some people are calling for $5 per gallon, some $6 and Donald Trump is calling for some areas of the country to hit $7 per gallon.
Ouch!
We can't change that, but we can change our fuel economy. Many people have been experiencing savings of $0.40 to $0.90 cents per gallon. This is based on gas prices in the $3.50 to $4 per gallon range. When gas prices go up the savings go up.
This scenario presents both a major problem for the public and a major opportunity. Gas prices above $4 can be an economy killer. Whether you drive a little or a lot, just the transportation costs on all products in highly inflationary.
But...If you are a Fuel Direct Distributor, the high gas prices bring a new awareness on fuel to the public. Many people would drive clear across town to save a nickel. How many people do you know that would be interested in saving 40 to 90 cents per gallon or more?
As a Fuel Direct Distributor today you have a very receptive audience..and growing!
The possibilities of Fuel Direct are endless. Watch the following video on how a trucking company is saving substantially at the pump as well as their maintenance costs.
To learn how you can save at the pump and earn a small fortune sharing with others, visit www.fueldirectopportunity.com
Save 40 to 90 cents Per Gallon Of Gas With Fuel Directs' XP3
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Friday, July 22, 2011
Consumers In The U.S. Are Increasingly Using Credit Cards To Pay For Basic Necessities
Consumers in the U.S. are increasingly using credit cards to pay for basic necessities as income gains fail to keep pace with rising food and fuel prices.
The dollar volume of purchases charged grew 10.7 percent in June from a year ago, while the number of transactions rose 6.8 percent, according to First Data Corp.’s SpendTrend report issued this month. The difference probably represents the increasing cost of gasoline, said Silvio Tavares, senior vice president at First Data, the largest credit card processor.
“Consumers, particularly in the lower-income end, are being forced to use their credit cards for everyday spending like gas and food,” said Tavares, who’s based in Atlanta. “That’s because there’s been no other positive catalyst, like an increase in wages, to offset higher prices. It’s a cash-flow problem.”
Rising costs of food and gasoline are leaving Americans less money to spend discretionary items, slowing the pace of the recovery, Tavares said. Household spending accounts for about 70 percent of the world’s largest economy.
After-tax income adjusted for inflation fell 0.1 percent from January through May, according to figures from the Commerce Department. The drop came as Labor Department data showed energy prices rose 8.2 percent and food climbed 2 percent during the same period.
‘Dramatic’ Swings
The swings in purchases of fuel and food have been “dramatic,” Tavares said. The volume of gasoline purchases placed on credit cards jumped 39 percent last month from a year earlier, compared with a 21 percent increase in June 2010, he said. Food shopping increased 5 percent after falling 7 percent last year.
The value of an average transaction on credit cards outpaced the gain for debit cards, showing consumers are increasingly relying on borrowing to pay for gasoline and other necessities, Tavares said.
Save on gas and earn cash with Fuel Direct
The dollar volume of purchases charged grew 10.7 percent in June from a year ago, while the number of transactions rose 6.8 percent, according to First Data Corp.’s SpendTrend report issued this month. The difference probably represents the increasing cost of gasoline, said Silvio Tavares, senior vice president at First Data, the largest credit card processor.
“Consumers, particularly in the lower-income end, are being forced to use their credit cards for everyday spending like gas and food,” said Tavares, who’s based in Atlanta. “That’s because there’s been no other positive catalyst, like an increase in wages, to offset higher prices. It’s a cash-flow problem.”
Rising costs of food and gasoline are leaving Americans less money to spend discretionary items, slowing the pace of the recovery, Tavares said. Household spending accounts for about 70 percent of the world’s largest economy.
After-tax income adjusted for inflation fell 0.1 percent from January through May, according to figures from the Commerce Department. The drop came as Labor Department data showed energy prices rose 8.2 percent and food climbed 2 percent during the same period.
‘Dramatic’ Swings
The swings in purchases of fuel and food have been “dramatic,” Tavares said. The volume of gasoline purchases placed on credit cards jumped 39 percent last month from a year earlier, compared with a 21 percent increase in June 2010, he said. Food shopping increased 5 percent after falling 7 percent last year.
The value of an average transaction on credit cards outpaced the gain for debit cards, showing consumers are increasingly relying on borrowing to pay for gasoline and other necessities, Tavares said.
Save on gas and earn cash with Fuel Direct
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Fuel Direct 5 Minute Introductory Video!
Click Here to check out this amazing opportunity from Fuel Direct.
As gas prices continue to go up, the opportunity for Fuel Direct get even better!
So what is your fuel strategy? Complain? Or get on Board?
Steve Long
612-702-6234
As gas prices continue to go up, the opportunity for Fuel Direct get even better!
So what is your fuel strategy? Complain? Or get on Board?
Steve Long
612-702-6234
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
New Fuel Direct Video
Check out the new Fuel Direct Video that has just been released: http://www.fueldirect365.net/548246/welcome
This 5 minute video is powerful. Basically if you have someone that watches the new video that doesn't take action, check them to see if they have a pulse.
This will be added as the "Welcome Video to the main Fuel Direct site in the next week or so.
http://www.fueldirectsavings.com
This 5 minute video is powerful. Basically if you have someone that watches the new video that doesn't take action, check them to see if they have a pulse.
This will be added as the "Welcome Video to the main Fuel Direct site in the next week or so.
http://www.fueldirectsavings.com
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Former Shell President Predicts $5/gal Gas By 2012
We have a startling prediction about how much you could soon pay for gas.
The former president of Shell Oil says we could be paying $5.00 a gallon by 2012.
He stated because that because of a weak US Dollar and rising crude oil prices, they predict prices to hit four bucks a gallon next summer and five the following year.
This certainly is not good news for our economy as well as the impact the higher gas prices will impact everyones' budget. But... If you are on board with Fuel Direct, not only are you able to save 10 to 15% by using XP3, but this kind of news only Fuels your business.
While none of us look forward to paying significantly more at the pump, Fuel Direct really is at the right time and right place to enable all of us to Earn Cash and Save on Gas!
TAKE ACTION TODAY! To learn more about the Fuel Direct opportunity go to www.fueldirectsavings.com
The former president of Shell Oil says we could be paying $5.00 a gallon by 2012.
He stated because that because of a weak US Dollar and rising crude oil prices, they predict prices to hit four bucks a gallon next summer and five the following year.
This certainly is not good news for our economy as well as the impact the higher gas prices will impact everyones' budget. But... If you are on board with Fuel Direct, not only are you able to save 10 to 15% by using XP3, but this kind of news only Fuels your business.
While none of us look forward to paying significantly more at the pump, Fuel Direct really is at the right time and right place to enable all of us to Earn Cash and Save on Gas!
TAKE ACTION TODAY! To learn more about the Fuel Direct opportunity go to www.fueldirectsavings.com
Thursday, December 16, 2010
How Do I Pay For Christmas?
Christmas shopping is now in full swing coming to the stretch drive next week. So as yo go through your list and check off one by one, do you ever wonder, how I am I going to pay for this?
That reality will hit all of us when the next credit card statement comes in. So as we start January we sit back and take a look in the mirror and do the resolution thing:
I need to exercise more. diet or make more money.
Fuel Direct can help you with the third resolution to make more money. In fact you could have your first cycle check of $350 in your hand before your statement comes in.
By why wait till January? Now is the perfect time to get your Fuel Direct Business going. The bills that are stacked high wont change but by starting your home business with Fuel Direct right away, it may make Christmas even more enjoyable knowing you have the money coming in to take care of your credit card statement.
Also, every time you drive your car without XP3 is like throwing a $10 bill away every tank of gas. Earn Cash and save on the gas with Fuel Direct!
That reality will hit all of us when the next credit card statement comes in. So as we start January we sit back and take a look in the mirror and do the resolution thing:
I need to exercise more. diet or make more money.
Fuel Direct can help you with the third resolution to make more money. In fact you could have your first cycle check of $350 in your hand before your statement comes in.
By why wait till January? Now is the perfect time to get your Fuel Direct Business going. The bills that are stacked high wont change but by starting your home business with Fuel Direct right away, it may make Christmas even more enjoyable knowing you have the money coming in to take care of your credit card statement.
Also, every time you drive your car without XP3 is like throwing a $10 bill away every tank of gas. Earn Cash and save on the gas with Fuel Direct!
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