While the Federal Reserve probably isn’t done with rate hikes, they chose to waive the target range for the federal funds rate where it is this time around.

Not only did the Federal Reserve leave the federal funds rate unchanged in December, but there are the first signs that rate cuts may be on the way.

The Federal Open Market Committee chose to raise the target range for the federal funds rate 0.25% to 5.25% – 5.5%. We break down what it means for you!

The Federal Reserve raised the federal funds rate by 0.5% in December to a range of 4.25% – 4.5%. Check out our analysis on what that means for you.

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates, but there are other important details. Read on for a plain English translation of the latest.

The Federal Reserve raised the federal funds rate again, but how much and what does it mean for the future? All that ahead.

The Federal Reserve made a big bump in the federal funds rate to try to bring inflation under control. Read on for more details!

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Lender credits let you roll your closing costs into your loan for a higher interest rate. Learn about lender credits and if they could be helpful to you.

Depending on how you use the loan, home equity loan interest can be tax deductible. Learn more about the requirements for tax-deductible mortgage interest.

When you make your mortgage payment, you may be paying extra into escrow for your insurance and taxes. Find out if an escrow waiver is right for you.

It’s been a wild month in the financial sector. Find out how the Federal Reserve reacted in their latest meeting on interest rates.

The Federal Reserve raised the target for the federal funds rate by 0.25%. Get the details on this and where members see interest rates headed in the future.

Continued stress in the banking sector and some mixed economic signals have characterized the last few weeks. How did the Federal Reserve react?

A Federal-style house emulates ancient Roman architectural forms and was popularized by Thomas Jefferson. Learn more about the Federal architectural style.

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Fee simple refers to a landowner’s absolute ownership of real property. Read our article to learn about how fee simple determines real estate or land ownership.