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Fed Raises Interest Rates — Here's How the Move Could Hit Your Credit Cards, Mortgage and Auto Loan

Sep 17, 2026 · 04:29 AM ET· updated 1h ago
Fed Raises Interest Rates — Here's How the Move Could Hit Your Credit Cards, Mortgage and Auto Loan

Fed rate hike could raise borrowing costs while potentially giving savers higher returns on deposits.

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When the Fed raises interest rates, borrowing money gets more expensive. Savers earn more on their bank accounts, but loans cost more.

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