In the poll conducted for The Associated Press and AOL News, 64 percent said gas prices will cause money problems for them in the next six months. In April, 51 percent expressed such concerns. Those most likely to be worried were people with low incomes, the unemployed and minorities. However, the level of concern was rising fastest among women, retirees, married people and those living in the suburbs. “These are Metris customers (MBNA) and Household International (HSBC) customers” said consumer advocates at Household - HSBC Watch. “HSBC thinks people will do anything to keep their homes and automobiles, no matter how much they were lied to or duped when they took out the loans. What will those people do when they know their credit card or car payment was not really late, or their mortgage payment was not really late? When they can’t sue because of binding arbitration? When they can’t pay home heating costs because their interest rate was raised for no reason? Time will tell, reputation will faulter, and profits will fall at HSBC” said the group?