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It's new news that feels like old news: The Fed looks ready to raise interest rates… again. This marks the eighth time in a little over a year that interest rates have gone up. And this time it might happen in the wake of a small banking crisis. The question is: How are consumers affected by interest rates going up and never down? Dave and Debbie discuss.
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By Debbie Dujanovic and Dave Noriega4.1
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It's new news that feels like old news: The Fed looks ready to raise interest rates… again. This marks the eighth time in a little over a year that interest rates have gone up. And this time it might happen in the wake of a small banking crisis. The question is: How are consumers affected by interest rates going up and never down? Dave and Debbie discuss.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.