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Welcome to final addition for the 2006 series of United Financial monthly newsletters.
In our final topic for the close of 2006, we cover the topic of Interest Rates.
Most people have heard the terms "interest rates are down or up", however not many people realize what determines that. There are many factors that make the interest rates rise or fall. The Federal Reserve also referred to as Fed is in charge with maintaining the stability of this nation's economy. Another tool that the Fed uses is based around issuing treasury bills. The way this works is to issue new treasury bills to add more money to the economy. It works to take money out of the economy by buying back treasury bills. Interest rates change periodically to maintain financial stability.
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What are interest rates and how they work
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When to take advantage of interest rates
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