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Federal Reserve Holds Interest Rates Steady

The Fed opted to maintain its current federal funds rate. Learn what this means for credit cards, loans, and savings.

By The Bangk Editorial Team• Reviewed by Editorial Review Board2025-01-10• Updated 2025-01-18

What This May Mean for You

Variable-rate credit cards and personal loans may see little immediate change. Existing fixed-rate loans are unaffected.

The Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady affects borrowing costs across the economy.

For consumers, this means variable-rate credit cards and personal loans may see little immediate change. Existing fixed-rate loans are unaffected by Fed rate decisions.

However, the decision also impacts savings accounts and CDs, which may not see rate increases in the near term.

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