EPISODE · Sep 21, 2024 · 25 MIN
Ep.258-"How the Fed's Rate Cut Could Change Your Financial Future"
from More Knowledge, More Wealth with Gabriel Shahin · host Falcon Wealth Planning
Remember when we thought the pandemic was going to cause complete economic destruction? What did the Fed do to try to thwart it? They lowered already all-time low interest rates.Did it work? No. Not really. Our government shut down, heck, the world shut down! The Fed was a little out of their depth there.But here we go again. We’re starting to see signs of an economic downturn. So, what did the Fed do? This week, they lowered interest rates by .5% again. In this podcast episode, I unpack the Federal Reserve's aggressive rate cut, explain how it’s rooted in the Taylor Rule, and explore what this means for borrowers, savers, and investors. With proactive financial planning, you can navigate these economic shifts and adjust your financial strategy. Listen to my podcast to get the full scope of what these rate cuts could mean for you.
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Remember when we thought the pandemic was going to cause complete economic destruction? What did the Fed do to try to thwart it? They lowered already all-time low interest rates.Did it work? No. Not really. Our government shut down, heck, the world shut down! The Fed was a little out of their depth there.But here we go again. We’re starting to see signs of an economic downturn. So, what did the Fed do? This week, they lowered interest rates by .5% again. In this podcast episode, I unpack the Federal Reserve's aggressive rate cut, explain how it’s rooted in the Taylor Rule, and explore what this means for borrowers, savers, and investors. With proactive financial planning, you can navigate these economic shifts and adjust your financial strategy. Listen to my podcast to get the full scope of what these rate cuts could mean for you.
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