We may receive commissions from some links to products on this page. Promotions are subject to availability and retailer terms. The Federal Reserve issued a series of rate cuts in the final months of ...

There's a lot to consider for both borrowers and savers after an interest rate cut is issued, as it was earlier in September by the Federal Reserve. For borrowers, a reduction, even in a minimal ...

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Thanks to the Fed's rate cut last month, CD rates are starting to dip as we head into October. A few banks have already lowered their yields -- and with another Fed meeting on the calendar for Oct. 28 ...

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Since the Federal Reserve lowered its policy rate in September, many banks have quietly trimmed their CD APYs or discontinued splashy promo CDs. And with more rate cuts expected this year, APYs might ...