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Fed Officials Leave Door Open To Rate Hike — Here’s What It Could Cost Credit Card Borrowers
“Credit card issuers don’t typically adjust their APRs at the exact time that the Fed announces a rate change—but that doesn’t mean consumers carrying high-interest debt should wait to take action.
“Should a rate hike be approved, consumers could expect to see an increase in credit card APRs within one to two billing cycles generally,” says Sanju Subnani, president of Subnani Investment Research, LLC, and a financial planning and investing expert at JustAnswer. “Credit card APRs can go up without advance notice, so it’s important to be aware.”
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/credit-cards/fed-rate-hike-credit-card-interest-costs-lmandp5/
The 30% Rent Rule Used To Be Financially Wise—Now It’s a Different Story
Texas-based finance expert Sanju Subnani of JustAnswer told Newsweek the 30 percent rule is “still doable,” but it depends on many factors.
“In some parts of the country, where wages and job opportunities are not as plentiful, rents tend to be cheaper than average,” he said, and the rise of remote work makes it easier for some to live in a more affordable area.
“However, a higher salary doesn’t always mean increasing expenses at will is ideal. Lifestyle creep is a real risk, and [it is] easy to lose control of once you can afford to spend more than 30 percent on rent.”
Some CDs are still paying 4-5% APYs and up — and these are the 8 questions to ask before you lock in
How much money do I need to have handy in case of emergencies? “CDs lock up your money for a set period of time, so be sure you have money on the side in case emergencies arise and you need liquid funds,” says certified financial planner Sanju Subnani at JustAnswer.
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