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5 ways Fed’s rate cut may impact you

What will happen to mortgage rates after the Federal Reserve’s cut?

Mortgage rates have been moving downward in recent weeks in preparation for the Federal Reserve’s meeting that resulted in line with widely held expectations of a quarter-point cut.

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Here are the 3 biggest ways the Fed interest rate cut could impact your money

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Facing Trump's pressure, the Fed cuts rates for the first time this year

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Fed Cuts Rates 25 Basis Points; Mortgage Rates Fall to 2025 Low

On Sept. 17, the Federal Reserve voted to cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points.

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Federal Reserve Cuts Key Rate By Quarter-Point And Signals Two More Cuts This Year

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Federal Reserve Cuts Rates for First Time in 2025

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Fed lowers key US interest rate by 0.25 points in first cut this year

But Powell, during the news conference, echoed what economists have been cautioning: Fed policy only indirectly affects mortgage rates, and a quarter-point cut won't unlock the housing market.

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What the Fed rate cut will mean for your finances

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US stocks finish mixed as Fed cuts rates for first time in 2025

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Here's how much a $25,000 home equity loan costs monthly post-Fed rate cut

Considering a $25,000 home equity loan? Here's what it costs monthly now that the Federal Reserve cut rates again.

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Mortgage rates haven’t been this low in nearly a year. Thank the Fed — but not entirely

The Federal Reserve’s rate cut this week is rippling through the housing market, sending mortgage rates lower and spurring a jump in refinancing.

Bitcoin treasuries could tap PIPE and convertibles if Fed slashes rates today

Investment advisor Alexander Blume sees Bitcoin treasuries accumulating more convertible funding in case a rate cut happens.

Fed meeting: Powell pushes for first interest rate cut of 2025 amid deep divisions

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points today, during a meeting that will be anything but business as usual. Some Fed officials are eager to cut rates,