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Thursday, September 24

Fed Rate Moves Ripple Into Small-Business Loan Costs

NerdWallet explains how the central bank's rate decisions feed into what owners pay to borrow.

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The Federal Reserve's rate decisions shape what small-business owners pay on loans, according to a NerdWallet explainer. The piece walks through how the central bank's moves work their way into borrowing costs for small firms. For owners weighing a loan or a credit line, the Fed's stance is one of the inputs that sets the price.

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