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Blog Post Date: Oct 19 2005

How do recessions begin? Recessions start when people start to get into conserving mode. Spending less on gas, and then less on automobiles, and then less on travelling.

With all of the news about Hurricane Rita and how people are cutting back, it's no wonder that people may be in the mood to start conserving a little. The governor of Atlanta keeping kids home from school for 2 days to save 500,000 gallons of diesel fuel. That sends a huge message across to people in Georgia, but also all across the U.S. and Canada. (It's shocking to learn that 2 days of school uses that much diesel fuel.)

Gas prices are going to rise after Hurricane Rita. That is definitely going to cut into lower income people's discretionary income. They may have to start buying less consumer goods.

There seems to be talk about how the government can conserve money. Can we save money here? Can we save money there? Saving money means a conserving mentality. Once you start asking how you can save, you start spending less money, and especially on luxury items.

If gas prices are that high, you're probably going to think twice about driving across country to go to Disney Land. You're probably going to think twice about travelling on the following because prices are going to skyrocket:

Cruise Trips -
Airline Trips
Train Trips
Car Trips

If you're not travelling, it's going to put a dent in the hospitality industry, including hotels and restaurants.

Gas prices may only affect decisions made by lower income people. They will be more sensitive to price increases. If you've got to choose between purchasing gas for your car, and food for your family, you're going to choose your family.

I'm wondering if the hurricane disasters as going to make people think conservatively.

By Monty Loree - Financial Maturity blog - Topic - Recession - conservative thinking.

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Credit Card Blog Canadian Financial Blog Canadian Credit Blog Mar 03 2010 Blumenthal: Fed Misses Critical Deadline To Roll Back Credit Rates, Fees By KENNETH R. GOSSELIN The Hartford Courant Even as a sum of new protections for credit card users went into effect last Monday, the state attorney general disparage a ke Mar 03 2010 update new credit card regulations allow room for maneuvering UPDATE: New Credit Card Regulations Allow Room For Maneuvering By Meena Thiruvengadam Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The credit card game rules have officially changed thanks to new credit card regulations, effective Monday, Mar 03 2010 Report: Interchange Fees Obstructs Economic Growth, Job Creation Report: Interchange Fees Obstructs Economic Growth, Job Creation By Linda Lisanti INDIANAPOLIS -- Less than 20% of the interchange fees charged by credit card companies actually includes the cost of processing transactions, according to a rece Feb 25 2010 Be A Smart Credit Card User Be A Smart Credit Card User •Read the terms and conditions of your card. "The Credit Card Act is there to protect consumers," said Bruce McClary, ClearPoint Credit Counseling Solutions spokesman. "But the responsibility is still in the hands of th Feb 25 2010 terms of the new credit cards regulations CREDIT CARD ACT TERMS OF THE NEW CREDIT CARDS REGULATIONS 10 things that credit-card issuers can still perform with proper notice: * Alter your fixed-rate card to variable. * Increase your Annual Percentage Rate on future purchases. * Rais Feb 25 2010 CREDIT CARD TRICKS take out cash CREDIT CARD TRICKS By Kate Mansey 50 percent extra to take out cash Credit card companies are utilizing crafty tricks to rip off customers - as shock numbers show Britons owe Ł54.5 billion to our "flexible friends". A Sunday Mirror inves Feb 23 2010 Build Good Credit Without Credit Cards Build Good Credit Without Credit Cards When you are trying to build a good credit history, one often repeated piece of advice is to get a couple of credit cards and pay them off promptly. Credit cards are not the only way to skin the credit cat, t Feb 23 2010 interest rate summary credit cards Interest Rate Summary Credit Cards Here is a look at the state of credit card rates from the weekly national survey of large banks and thrifts conducted Feb. 17, 2010 by Bankrate.com Rates: 13.39% (all fixed); 13.63% (all variable) Credit c Feb 21 2010 clouds parting over credit card troubles Clouds Parting Over Credit Card Troubles Kelsey Swanekamp, With joblessness still hovering at 10 percent and household budget under pressure, credit card issuers and lenders are still taking profits from their loans to consumers. Developmen Feb 21 2010 credit card chargeoffs still troubling Credit Card Charge-Offs Still Troubling February 17, 2010 by Staff Credit card charge-offs – or loans assumed uncollectible and written off – edged higher in January as reported by the major card issuers, although there is some positive expe Blog by Topic (Tags) Low Interest Bad Credit American Express Business Credit Cards Low Interest Cards Credit Cards - General Advanta Credit Cards Advertising & Marketing Prepaid Credit Cards Visa Credit Cards Cash Back Credit Cards Reward Cards March 2010 February 2010 April 2009 March 2009 December 2007 November 2007 October 2007 August 2007 July 2007 April 2007 February 2007 January 2007 December 2006 November 2006 October 2006 September 2006 August 2006 July 2006 June 2006 May 2006 April 2006 March 2006 February 2006 January 2006 December 2005 November 2005 October 2005 September 2005	Credit Card Blog & Article Area Link Back to This Post Blog, School Blog Post Date: Oct 19 2005 How do recessions begin? Recessions start when people start to get into conserving mode. Spending less on gas, and then less on automobiles, and then less on travelling. With all of the news about Hurricane Rita and how people are cutting back, it's no wonder that people may be in the mood to start conserving a little. The governor of Atlanta keeping kids home from school for 2 days to save 500,000 gallons of diesel fuel. That sends a huge message across to people in Georgia, but also all across the U.S. and Canada. (It's shocking to learn that 2 days of school uses that much diesel fuel.) Gas prices are going to rise after Hurricane Rita. That is definitely going to cut into lower income people's discretionary income. They may have to start buying less consumer goods. There seems to be talk about how the government can conserve money. Can we save money here? Can we save money there? Saving money means a conserving mentality. Once you start asking how you can save, you start spending less money, and especially on luxury items. If gas prices are that high, you're probably going to think twice about driving across country to go to Disney Land. You're probably going to think twice about travelling on the following because prices are going to skyrocket: Cruise Trips - Airline Trips Train Trips Car Trips If you're not travelling, it's going to put a dent in the hospitality industry, including hotels and restaurants. Gas prices may only affect decisions made by lower income people. They will be more sensitive to price increases. If you've got to choose between purchasing gas for your car, and food for your family, you're going to choose your family. I'm wondering if the hurricane disasters as going to make people think conservatively. By Monty Loree - Financial Maturity blog - Topic - Recession - conservative thinking. Articles from October 2005 More articles from Year 2005 Comments (0)
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