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AAA predicts more than 30 million Americans will take a trip during Memorial Day weekend

60% increase over 2020. robert sinclair of aaa says that people have been cooped up for well over a year now and they are more than anxious to stretch their legs and get back on the road. >> a lot of pent up demand, people locked up at home for more than a year. people really want to get out and travel, the so-called revenge travel where people are able to save a lot of money because they werent traveling to work last year. and so they are going to places, they are staying longer and doing more ...

Back on the move. thats just over 40% of the country is fully vaccinated against covid-19. >> its great to be out and about. >> that traveler in atlanta has plenty of company this memorial day weekend. triple a estimates more than 37 million others are hitting the road for the holiday, 60% increase from what we saw during the pandemic-ravaged 2020. robert sinclair promises this is just the start 6 whof what we w see this summer. >> a lot of pent-up demand. a lot of people want to travel where th...

With the mortgage advice sector continuing to be attacked by a series of legal claims related to interest-only mortgages sold between 2004 and 2007 the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) has welcomed moves by many courts to terminate a number of cases before commencement. Whilst a small number of these have gone to FOS the majority currently look as though the firms face court claims and action. This is a very expensive to defend. In addition, it has been a factor in escalating PII ex...

Ami urges brokers to engage PI insurance amid mis-selling claims By Rebekah Commane 28 th May 2021 10:15 am The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries has called the dismissal of legal cases against mortgage firms for the supposed mis-selling of interest only mortgages “encouraging.” Ami says firms should engage their PI insurer early and that those who are not members of the association should consider joining to gain support on these critical matters. Several ...

14 th May 2021 9:02 am Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Friday 14 May, 2021. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. A challenger’s ambitions There are deals taking place all over the advice market of late with ambitious upstarts taking on established players. One to watch is platform Hubwise that has just announced a tie up with fintech Moneyinfo. The management at Hubwise have big plans and this new development underscores the intention to meet growth targ...

Experts Expect Gas Prices To Reach Highs Not Seen Since 2014, But Not Necessarily Caused By Colonial Pipeline Shutdown CBS New York 2 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS New York CLARK, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — Experts say a gas shortage due to the Colonial Pipeline shutdown is unlikely in the Tri-State Area, but prices are going up. There have been long lines at gas stations from Virginia to Florida with drivers topping off their tanks and even emptying gas pumps at thousands of st...

Booking.com CEO Glenn Fogel has a dire warning to airlines and hotels that rely on business travel: it may never recover to pre-Covid levels

Pump Patrol: Average gas prices on LI over $3 as pipeline operations resume News 12 Staff Updated on:May 12, 2021, 11:09pm EDT The Colonial Pipeline Company announced Wednesday that operations have restarted following the hacking shutdown.   The shutdown had led four states to declare states of emergency because the Colonial Pipeline transports gas from Texas to New Jersey and supplies about 45% of fuel to the East Coast. AAA says the average gas price on Long Island is about $3.02, which i...

It has also deferred invoicing the element relating to the supplementary levy on firms relating to the Retail Pool.