After a couple of years of hiking interest rates, the Federal Reserve finally has begun to lower its target federal funds rate for the first time since 2020. In September, the Fed announced a cut of 0.5% in the rate. The Fed will meet again in both November and December, and the expectation is that rates will fall again by 0.25% at both meetings. What do these rate cuts mean for your wallet?
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