Money with Marty: The Fed hit pause on raising interest rates. What does that mean for your wallet?
The Federal Reserve decided to pause its rate-hiking campaign to see how the economy responds.
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Jun 26, 2023, 1:50 PM
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Updated 815 days ago
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9ds agoAfter raising interest rates 10 times in a row, the Federal Reserve decided to pause its rate-hiking campaign to see how the economy responds.
How will you be affected? Marty Cantor has the answer.
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