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Previous week gas prices rose to the maximum level over the last two years. Unprecedented world demand for oil has resulted in the peak of gas prices and restriction in supply. Gas prices are expected to go on rising, and this spring car-owners in U.S. may pay $4 a gallon.

As boomers enter retirement age, many have deep concerns about finance, paying for health care and just meeting the rising cost of living. Address all your retirement fears and prepare well to enjoy your post-retirement life to the fullest!

Consider that higher education isn't the ticket to a guaranteed job like it once was. Consider also that education costs have been rising far above and beyond core economic inflation, making it arguably less valuable. Student loans are the one debt that Americans can't get out of.

The rise associated with online lenders means that there's substantial competitors involving loan providers, and therefore the interest rates as well as terms can be very good. In addition, the speed with which acceptance in check loans online from online loan companies is given is very fast. This really is, of course, the key edge that all consumer recognizes such conditions.

Power prices for US consumers can rise due to the construction of new nuclear power plants. Japan nuclear crisis raises concerns.

The predictions of the National Association for Business Economics change due to the growth of fuel prices. Only business spending may rise.

More that a million people suspended their personal pension contributions because of the recession. Rising inflation compels people to set a priority what to spend their money on.

As recession continues, the stocks of some industries profit from hard financial times. Payday lenders, pawn brokers and debt collectors benefit.

I was still groggy one morning when my phone rang. I didn't recognize the number, but I answered anyway. "Hello? It's me," came a somewhat familiar voice from the other end. "I'm in trouble and I need your help."

Sales of new homes in the United States rose 3.6 percent in July to match a two-year high reached in May, the latest sign of a steady recovery…

However, late Christmas shoppers taking chances to spend nearly half than consumers who buy their presents beforehand, according to Nectar's study. On the threshold of last-year Christmas those people shopping online before 17 December spent £37.28 per transaction on the average, by contrast with those, doing their shopping during the last week before Christmas, spent £54.37 per transaction.

A lot of factors make the economic recovery slow, though, the economists expect such slowdown to be temporary. When will US economy recover?