gas prices

Holiday motorist should have no trouble affording a fill up for their travels over the next few weeks. However, all good things must come to an end. We will tell you why you should be expecting an increase in gas prices in January.

Just about everyone is rejoicing with lower gas prices (except if you own a gas station). Prices have fallen considerably since the summer, when gas was around $3.39 to now $2.59 a gallon. I've even noticed a big change in the total at the pump when I go to fill up my truck and I appreciate it as does my bank account!

With the tension in Iraq continuing to flare up, what will happen with gas prices?

It seems like the prices on everything keep going up. And, despite the fact the economy hasn't recovered yet, 2012 looks to be no different. The gang over at DealNews put together a list of 11 things that are expected to cost more in the coming year.

It seems everyone is complaining about the price at the pump. It's almost like, as temperatures go up, so do the gas prices. Some people drive less. Others will consolidate all of their trips. Or how about trading in the SUV for a Prius?

On my way home from work last night, I saw that gas prices had gone up again... $3.47 off of Pines Road. And my sister (who lives in Indianapolis) said it was $3.73 there!