Learn what Trump’s 1% interest rate plan means for inflation, savings, and your wallet. This breaks down how a lower rate might help, or hurt, the economy and your future.
Trump is pushing for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates down to 1%, but what does that really mean for your money? This covers the big reasons behind the rate cut push, how it affects debt, inflation, savings, retirement plans, and market trust. You’ll learn why low rates sound good but could backfire, how they impact government borrowing, what risks they pose to investors and savers, and what you can do to prepare. Whether you’re working, retired, or investing for the future, this dives into how 1% rates could change the economy—and your personal finances. Topics include: rate cuts, Federal Reserve, inflation, mortgage rates, retirement savings, national debt, investor confidence, and Trump’s economic policies.
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