Social Class and the US Economy: The uneven burden of money's higher cost
By Ron Scherer
Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
NEW YORK – The cost of being a borrower is rising.
As the Federal Reserve raises interest rates - as it is expected to do again Tuesday - everyone from students to car buyers to anyone carrying a credit-card balance will start to notice that lenders are charging more.
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Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
NEW YORK – The cost of being a borrower is rising.
As the Federal Reserve raises interest rates - as it is expected to do again Tuesday - everyone from students to car buyers to anyone carrying a credit-card balance will start to notice that lenders are charging more.
To read the entirety of this article, click here