The Fed Doesn't Set Interest Rates. Just Ask a Retiree

On October 28, the Federal Reserve held its benchmark rate at 3.75 to 4 percent, and two of its voting members wanted another increase. President Trump wants rates cut to 1 percent or lower. The two sides disagree about nearly everything except one assumption: that a committee in Washington sets the price of money for the country.

A retiree's bank statement says otherwise.

 

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