Sentences with phrase «affect average consumers»

New borrowing limits should not affect average consumers if they are prudent and not heavily indebted, says ABS director Ong - Ang Ai Boon.

It remains to be seen how this will affect the average consumer, but it does offer the promise of increased flexibility and service options.

He is currently the chief editor, editing all content published by Online Auto Insurance and assembling studies that show how state laws, regulations, and insurer practices affect the average consumer.

Not exact matches

While the average expectation of inflation has clearly increased, the survey also points to a greater degree of uncertainty on the part of consumers as to how the tax package will affect prices in aggregate.

The «property intelligence» and research firm MSB estimates that as many as 68 % of U.S. homeowners are underinsured by an average of 18 %, while a June 6, 2008 study done by consumer advocate United Policyholders found that 75 % of the homeowners affected by the devastating 2007 Wildfires in San Diego and San Bernardino Counties were underinsured at an average of $ 240,000 per home.

According to Governor Cuomo, the affected consumers will be reimbursed, on average, $ 1,600.

As for what I left for Andy to address, I meant (though it may not have been as clear as I'd like) that it would be a noteworthy article to discuss the detachment of your average consumer with the environments they are affecting.

«Most policies renew every six months, so this decline in average quotes comes as good news for consumers whose policies were affected by rising prices in late 2008.»

The «property intelligence» and research firm MSB estimates that as many as 68 % of U.S. homeowners are underinsured by an average of 18 %, while a June 6, 2008 study done by consumer advocate United Policyholders found that 75 % of the homeowners affected by the devastating 2007 Wildfires in San Diego and San Bernardino Counties were underinsured at an average of $ 240,000 per home.

In a study done by the consumer advocate organization United Policyholders, a shocking 75 % of homeowners affected by the 2007 wildfire outbreak near San Diego, California were underinsured by an average of $ 240,000, making re-building a near impossibility for many victims of the fire.