Higher Borrowing Costs & Financial Regulation Battles – Here’s What You Need to Know
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell just testified before the Senate, and his message was clear: there’s no rush to cut interest rates.
That means mortgages, credit cards, and loans could stay expensive for longer. But that’s not all—lawmakers also clashed over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and its role in financial oversight.
With borrowing costs high and financial regulation in the spotlight, how will this affect your money?
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