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Fed approves first interest rate hike since 2023 in bid to rein in inflation

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By Lauren Pearle Verified, Bruce McClary, Matt Schulz
| Straight Arrow News Verified
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates Wednesday for the first time in more than three years, a widely expected move meant to rein in the country’s stubbornly high inflation. But the rate hike could bring more pain for Americans already struggling with high borrowing costs. The Fed increased its benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point, to a range of 3.75% to 4%, following a two-day meeting in Washington.
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LendingTree Money Insights: Trusted Advice From Our Experts

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By Matt Schulz
| Lending Tree Verified
How Does LendingTree Get Paid? LendingTree is compensated by companies whose listings appear on this site. This compensation may impact how and where listings appear (such as the order or which listings are featured). This site does not include all companies or products available. We are committed to providing accurate content that helps you make informed money decisions. Our partners have not commissioned or endorsed this content. Read our editorial guidelines here. Published Sept.
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The Changing Math of the American Dream

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By Matt Schulz
| Chrisman Commentary
For generations, homeownership has been treated as the cornerstone of the American dream: a near-automatic financial goal tied to stability, wealth building, and the promise of a white picket fence. But the economics of that assumption are shifting. Today, owning a home costs roughly 37 percent more per month than renting across major U.S. metros, a statistic that forces households to reconsider long-held beliefs about whether buying a home still makes financial sense as the default path.
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