5 Ways Higher Interest Rates Are Killing Us
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 Published On Nov 10, 2023

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With interest rates at 20-year highs, it has become tough to borrow money and be able to afford the monthly payment. In this video, I discuss 5 ways the higher interest rates are squeezing the middle class and making it hard to get ahead financially.

Mortgage rates are at 7.75%, car loans are over 8%, the prime rate is 8.5%, and credit card rates are ridiculous.

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