The Fed Cut Rates Again—Here's What It Means for Your Money
- Will Allen
- 4 days ago
- 1 min read
The Fed just made their third rate cut in four months—but not all borrowing costs are coming down. In this update, I break down what lower rates mean for small business loans, auto financing, and home equity lines, and why mortgage rates remain stubbornly high despite the Fed's moves. I also look at whether it still makes sense to invest with the market near all-time highs, using historical data that might surprise you.
Plus, we compare the long-term performance of stocks versus real estate, examine why housing affordability has become such a challenge, and run through the latest economic data on consumer spending, layoffs, and GDP growth. If you're wondering where things stand heading into the new year, this one's for you.