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Greg McBride Quotes

«For the rest of the card-carrying public, they can expect another quarter-point increase to follow this.»
Author: Greg McBride
«Make sure you're in your home long enough to recoup those costs.»
Author: Greg McBride
«Think of all the demands on each of your paychecks. There are bills that have to be paid, you have to manage your debts, hopefully pad your savings a bit and still save for retirement.»
Author: Greg McBride
«That could really crimp consumer spending and hold back economic growth.»
Author: Greg McBride
«When you are looking to trim your debt portfolio in a falling rate environment, you keep your maturities shorter.»
Author: Greg McBride
«The fact is an ARM that you took a year ago could easily adjust to 6.5 percent or 7 percent percent at the next adjustment. Contrast that with the ability to lock in 6 percent for the next five years.»
Author: Greg McBride
«It's really a wise strategy to do that -- to throw whatever you can at the balance.»
Author: Greg McBride
«You'll be hurting your credit history.»
Author: Greg McBride
«The prospect of future rate hikes will push yields on CDs even higher, making them even more attractive.»
Author: Greg McBride
«For consumers, it will create some confusion. Saying you have a credit score of 750, for example, takes on a whole new meaning. It was a good score on the old system but is only fair in the new one.»
Author: Greg McBride

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