For the first time in 15 months, the Federal Reserve is delaying interest rate increases. What it means for consumers.

Since March 2022, when the Fed started raising rates in an effort to combat inflation, there has been a significant disparity in borrowing costs. Early in 2022, the rate for a standard 30-year mortgage was at 3.2%; today, it is 6.8%, making the monthly mortgage payment on a typical $300,000 property 50% more expensive. In … Continue reading For the first time in 15 months, the Federal Reserve is delaying interest rate increases. What it means for consumers.