If we live long enough, we will most likely become caregivers. “Caregiving in the U.S. 2020” as published by the National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP, stated about 1 in 6 Americans currently care for someone aged 50 or over. More than half of these caregivers are themselves aged 50 or over and 20% are aged 65 or older. According to AARP, 42% of caregivers have experienced a financial impact from this role.

Many of our readers already know that the Federal Reserve has increased its rates. However, many do not know how exactly these rates affect their credit, payments, and more. Luckily, the Dayton Daily News has this article that is written to inform us of exactly that. This article shows the importance of being up to date on the current actions of the Fed for the very reasons that it lists.