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  2. Interest Rates: Different Types and What They Mean to Borrowers

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    Say that prevailing interest rates are 5%. If a bond is priced at par = $1,000 and has an interest rate (coupon) of 5%, it will pay $50 a year to bondholders.

  3. Interest Rates Explained: Nominal, Real, and Effective

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    The nominal interest rate, or coupon rate, is the actual price borrowers pay lenders, without accounting for any other economic factors. The real interest rate accounts for...

  4. What the Fed’s interest rate cuts mean for your money

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    The best return on cash savings is in online high-yield savings accounts at FDIC-insured banks. Before the Fed’s September rate cut many of those accounts were offering yields between 4.25% and ...

  5. Forces That Cause Changes in Interest Rates - Investopedia

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    Prevailing interest rates are always changing, and different types of loans offer different interest rates. If you are a lender, a borrower, or both, it's important you understand the...

  6. Interest Rate | Definition, Calculation, & Factors That Affect It

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    An interest rate is the percentage of principal a lender charges for using its funds. The principal is the amount of cash granted. Borrowers pay interest as compensation for using a lender’s money. Banks also pay interest rates as a reward for saving money.

  7. How Federal Interest Rates Work | U.S. News

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    The federal funds rate is the target interest rate set by the Federal Reserve. That rate is now 4.75% to 5%. When the federal funds rate increases or drops, it influences interest rates for...

  8. What is the neutral rate of interest? - Brookings

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    The neutral rate of interest (also called the long-run equilibrium interest rate, the natural rate and, to insiders, r-star or r*) is the short-term interest rate that would prevail when...