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‘Am I the biggest loser with the Fed rate cut?’ I’m 68, retired and live off Social Security

Sep 17, 2025, 6:07 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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The Fed's rate cut should boost credit product demand, which benefits TRU’s business. Historical data shows that lower rates often correlate with increased consumer borrowing.

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Fed cuts the benchmark rate by 25 basis points. Lower rates may reduce delinquency rates on loans. Rate cut encourages consumer engagement with credit products. National debt exceeds $37 trillion, affecting economic policies. Market experts debate the true impact of Fed's rate decisions.

Fed cuts the benchmark rate by 25 basis points.
Lower rates may reduce delinquency rates on loans.
Rate cut encourages consumer engagement with credit products.
National debt exceeds $37 trillion, affecting economic policies.
Market experts debate the true impact of Fed's rate decisions.

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