Fed holds rates steady. Here's what that means for you

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Fed holds rates steady. Here's what that means for your wallet

After theraised the federal funds rate nine times in three years, with the last move coming in December as financial markets were melting down, concerns about a slowing economy and a looming U.S.-China trade war has caused the central bank to reverse course.For consumers, the so-called Powell Pivot may mean a reprieve in escalating borrowing costs, which can impact your mortgage, home equity loan, credit card, student loan tab and car payment.

With an end to interest rate hikes for now, savers won't continue to see the same upward momentum, but they can still reap the benefits of thoseWith an annual percentage yield of 2.5%, a $10,000 deposit earns $250 after one year. At 0.1%, it earns just $10.

 

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