The Fed Rate Cut Will Hurt Your Savings Account Rates, but It Comes With a Huge Upside
Savings account rates will fall further, but there are benefits on the way too. Here's what you need to know about the changes coming to your bank.
Where should you stash your savings after the Fed rate cut?
For example, "several banks are offering high-yield savings accounts with APYs of 4.85%," which, while "down from a peak of 5% or more prior to the rate cut" is still a "relatively robust offer," said CBS News.
Another big Fed interest rate cut coming? One economist says yes
Plus the week included a stop in Detroit by Lael Brainard, the director of the National Economic Council, who spoke to the Detroit Economic Club.
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Are You Nearing Retirement? Here's What the Fed's Rate Cuts Mean for Your Savings
Key Takeaways The recent interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve has raised fresh financial questions for everyone from economists to would-be homebuyers. Add Americans nearing retirement to that list.
What does the Fed interest rate cut mean for home buyers, sellers in Appleton, Green Bay?
The current 15- and 30-year fixed mortgage rates have dropped to 5.15% and 6.09%, respectively, according to a weekly Freddie Mac survey.
What Fed Rate Cuts Mean for Your Money
The American economy is having a bit of a crisis in 2024. Many people are finding it hard to make ends meet, with prices of things like groceries at an all-time high.
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