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Do you think the Federal Reserve will raise the prime lending rate before the US dollar is completely worthles?
May 06, 2011 by bleuflamenco | Posted in Other - Politics & Government
Yes, but they are cutting it close. I wish they would fire Bernanke. Oh wait, he can't be fired!
| May 06, 2011
*%&#@k the federal reserve.who the hell are they any way.there not part of the government.kennedy was going to get rid of them.they got rid of him.people of america.we better wake up from this stupor they have us in.if you don't know what your voting
Fred | May 06, 2011
The intereset rate at which the Federal Reserve Banks lend to commercial banks, is called?
Apr 17, 2009 by Amanda Small | Posted in Personal Finance
a. short-term rate.
b. federal funds rate (this one?)
c. prime rate
d. dicount rate.
Firstly, the Fed Funds Rate is the interest rate at which private depository institutions lend balances.
Secondly, the Discount Rate is an interest rate a central bank charges depository institutions that borrow reserves from it.
Thirdly,
Burak G | Apr 17, 2009
Firstly, the Fed Funds Rate is the interest rate at which private depository institutions lend balances.
Secondly, the Discount Rate is an interest rate a central bank charges depository institutions that borrow reserves from it.
Thirdly,
Burak G | Apr 17, 2009
Which would make the job of the Federal Reserve easier, an appreciating or a depreciating U.S. dollar?
Oct 17, 2007 by igor a | Posted in Economics
Answer this question assuming the recent reduction in the Fed Funds rate that was designed to offset the negative impact of the sub-prime lending problem has been deemed successful; and as a result, the Federal Reserve plans to now focus its attention
Interesting....
So let's say the interest rate cut of late (and the one coming soon) begins to work and stabilizes the sub-prime mess.
We already have low umemployment, which is putting some pressure on inflation, and a number of commodity
is it 5 yet? | Oct 17, 2007
We have an $80K heloc loan. We currently pay interest only which is based on the prime lending rate. Should we
Mar 15, 2008 by lostinthesticks2003 | Posted in Personal Finance
do a refi on a 15 or 30 year mortgage or just wait it out for awhile and see how much the Federal Reserve Board continues to drop their lending rates to banks? The rates I have seen over the past several months on locking in rates on helocs have not been
if all you have is the heloc, and no first mortgage, and your interest is over 6% on the heloc, then refince and turn the heloc into an actual mortgage!!
a 15yr mtg will give you a slightly better interest rate... a 30 yr will give you
Joe K | Mar 15, 2008
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What Fed Actions Mean for Your Credit Card
18.08.11
Nearly every credit card in America has a variable rate. The interest rate on a variable rate credit card is made up of two factors:
An index. The index used by most variable rate cards is the prime rate, which is made up of the federal funds rate plus 3%. The federal fund rate has remained at 0% to 0.25% since December 2008. Hence, the prime rate has remained at 3.25% during that entire period. Any increase in the prime rate can lead to a corresponding increase in a card's APR, and that increase can take place immediately.
A margin.
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What Fed Actions Mean for Your Credit Card
TheStreet.com - Aug 18, 2011
NEW YORK (LowCards.com) -- The Federal Reserve's announcement it is keeping interest rates at a record low for the next two years -- in hopes extending low rates for a predictable period will stimulate
Fixed-Rate Student Loans—With a Catch
Wall Street Journal - Aug 20, 2011
Of course, if rates rise, borrowers' monthly payments on variable-rate loans would rise, too. But last week, the Federal Reserve said it intends to keep its interest rate low until at least mid-2013, which should keep the prime rate unchanged.
Fed seeks exit from 'new normal' economy
MarketWatch - Aug 16, 2011
WASHINGTON () — The commitment by the Federal Reserve last week to hold its short-term interest rate at the current near-zero level for two years was a bold move. Knowing the Fed's aversion to setting specific time frames,
WEEKAHEAD - View from editors in the Americas
Reuters - Aug 19, 2011
Intense interest is focused on Friday's keynote address by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke though odds are that he is not about to signal a big new initiative. The counsel more likely will be to remain patient, don't panic and the Fed stands
