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Was looking around onlinr for the strongest currency since the United States dollar is falling I am looking to invest my money into a stonger curency one that is more likely to stay stable over the next decade or two so that I do not have to worry about losing any of my hard earned money.

From what I can tell online the strongest curency is the British Pound followed by the Euro which makes me wonder which of the two i should invest heavily in and which one light in, when I figure it out I will post my decision so everyone else can learn from it I hope.

The cost of gas has made things cost more. I think everyone is aware that all kinds of things in our lives are more expensive, but there is also a cost in time. The cost in time is the real issue for me, and it is one that is often overlooked.

For one costing more money means that I spend more time working for the gas companies and less time working for my retirement, which is a hige cost of time, just by spending more of my income, and therefor time for the gas companies.

Another cost factor for me and I am sure many other people is time spent filling up and running into and out of the gas station. I use to stop by and say put $20 on pump 10. Well, over the course of the year, I have to stop and put $20 in more often, which is a huge cost of time over the year. I have also noticed more people stopping more often which slows down things at the gas station and costs us all more time. How much time? Add it up.