Think of the Federal Reserve like the thermostat in your house. When it gets too hot (the economy overheats), the Fed turns the temperature down by raising rates. When things cool off too much, like…
Imagine the economy like a big swimming pool. When the Federal Reserve adds more water by lowering rates, it gets easier for everyone to swim—but not every swimmer feels the same boost. That’s why when…
Imagine you’re running a lemonade stand, and suddenly, you get a fancy new machine that can squeeze lemons, mix sugar, and pour drinks faster than any person could. That’s kind of what’s happening on Wall…