The Fed rate cut will have ripple effects across a variety of financial products. Learn how it'll impact your savings account.

With the last traces of the global inflation shock fading, the shift toward lower borrowing costs is about to maintain momentum as economies tread toward a new year fraught with unknowns.Now that the US Federal Reserve has joined rich-world peers with its own initial interest-rate cut,

Auto loan interest rates remain near decades-high levels of more than 9.61% for a new vehicle and nearly 14% for a used vehicle, according to Cox Automotive.

Savings account rates will fall further, but there are benefits on the way too. Here's what you need to know about the changes coming to your bank.

Here's how the Fed slashing interest rates by half a percent could change the housing market in the United States.

Fed rate cuts usually lead banks to slash their rates, as well. Here are the three groups who stand to benefit the most.

The median U.S. home costs a dizzying $412,300, according to the Federal Reserve. For many renters, that price tag puts homeownership out of reach. Yes, the Fed's half-point mortgage rate slash