These loans will become cheaper as the Fed cuts rates
While this is bad news for savers (rates on savings accounts and certificates of deposit will certainly decline), it's great news if you need to borrow money. After all, a few different types of loans will likely become cheaper as the Fed continues to cut rates over time. Here's what you can expect.
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