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What the Fed’s rate cut means for your mortgage, credit cards, and more

The Federal Reserve slashed its key rate to nearly 3.6%, the lowest in almost three years.

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The Fed's cutting rates but credit card APRs aren't budging — this is why

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What will happen to credit card rates following a December Fed rate cut?

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Fed Likely to Lower Borrowing Costs This Week, but Follow-Up Rate Cuts Face Longer Odds

The Federal Reserve faces an unusually contentious meeting this week that will test Chair Jerome Powell's ability to corral the necessary support from fellow policymakers for a third straight interest...

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Bond Traders Cast Doubt on Extended Fed Rate Cuts Past December

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Energy Up in Anticipation of Fed Rate Cut - Energy Roundup

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Fed rate cut: What it means for mortgages, credit cards, car loans

NEW YORK (AP) — The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate Wednesday for the first time in nine months. Since the last cut, progress on inflation has slowed while the labor market has cooled. That means Americans are dealing with both high ...

CNBC

The Fed's rate cut isn't going to help your credit card debt — here's what will

If you were hoping the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut, its first of 2025, was going to make your credit card debt easier to pay off, the reality is that there are many other, more important, factors at play. Credit card rates are influenced by things ...

The Macomb Daily

Americans would save $100B if credit card rates were capped as Trump proposed, researchers say

NEW YORK (AP) — Americans would save roughly $100 billion a year in interest costs if President Donald Trump’s campaign proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10% were implemented, according to a paper published by Vanderbilt University on Thursday.

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