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The Fed just bumped up its key interest rate to the highest in 15 years. Here’s what it means for you

The rate increase will likely make it even costlier to borrow for homes, autos and other purchases.

Cora Lewis

Loan rates may barely budge if the Fed sticks with its plan to cut its key short-term rate only twice next year.

"When you’re 17 or 18 years old, you think, ‘Oh, sure, I’ll figure this out.’ Then it's frustrating to still be in this financial situation."

More school districts have contracted with processing companies that charge as much as $3.25—or 4% to 5%—per transaction.

“There is not a benefit to waiting because interest rates are going to be moving lower,” Bankrate's Greg McBride said.

While the process of fighting high medical bills can be time-consuming and frustrating, advocates stress that patients shouldn't be intimidated by...

Ultimately, your response depends in part on your circumstances and financial goals.