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You don't have to tailor your finances to the Fed — here are 3 money moves that work any time
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business12h ago

You don't have to tailor your finances to the Fed — here are 3 money moves that work any time

  • The Fed decision is uncertain, but readers should act with a plan that survives any rate change.
  • Experts say debt payoff remains essential, especially high-interest balances like credit cards.
  • Use balance transfers wisely; some offers provide 0% APR for extended periods to reduce balances.
  • Chase and Citi cards are highlighted for long intro APR windows and solid rewards.
  • High-yield savings accounts may offer around 4% APY, helping preserve value as rates shift.
  • Fixed-rate loans provide monthly budget predictability in uncertain rate environments.
  • The article presents expert insights from Don Grant, CFP, to support practical planning.
  • Balance transfer costs should be considered; some transfers incur fees during the intro period.
  • Credit card debt consolidation options are discussed as part of debt reduction strategies.
  • The piece underscores the goal of strengthening financial plans to weather economic fluctuations.
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Stocks Have Rebounded Ahead of the Fed Meeting—But the Market's Leaders Are Changing
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business6h ago

Stocks Have Rebounded Ahead of the Fed Meeting—But the Market's Leaders Are Changing

  • Investors push a broad market rebound ahead of the Federal Reserve's next meeting, aided by rising rate-cut expectations.
  • Tech leaders faced pressure, but wide market gains showed strength beyond the Magnificent Seven, signaling leadership change.
  • Investors now expect a Fed rate cut next week, with futures implying a high probability of easing.
  • A broader set of sectors outperformed the index last month, suggesting a leadership shift beyond tech.
  • The Dow Transport index rose for a tenth straight day, reinforcing positive market breadth.
  • Fed officials remain divided, weighing the inflation risk against the need to support the labor market.
  • A potential policy path could see the Fed prioritize employment over inflation in the near term.
  • Analysts highlight a leadership shift into healthcare and energy as tech lags.
  • Inflation data earlier in the period helped restore confidence in the economy's upturn.
  • Investors are watching how material earnings and macro signals shape the Fed's next move.
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