As Gas Prices Fall, Old Habits Return Now that gas prices are back to hovering around $2.50, drivers have returned to the road. Crude oil prices have also dropped more than 50 percent from the highs they reached over the summer. While the effects of gas prices are immediate for drivers filling up their tanks, consumers may deal with the aftermath of higher prices through the winter. In some industries, pricing decisions are made based on estimates of future costs. Even though fuel prices are comparatively low now, consumers may still be paying for the impact of the summer's high prices. Click here for more information. |
Inside Consumer United Daniel Marzinotto joined Consumer United working full time as a Consumer United advocate showing the everyday consumer how to save on basic services. When Marzinotto began, there were only seven employees. Now there are over 25. He quickly understood the concept of a start-up company and how vital each and every person's role is in the grand scheme. As a saver himself, Marzinotto believes Consumer United will help consumers band together online and recognize the importance of saving on necessities. Read more here. |