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Tax Cuts and Jobs Act sunset next year will mean higher tax rates as interest rates drop. That's bad for savers. Here's how to avoid the squeeze.

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As inflation eases, more economists anticipate two additional interest rate cuts of 25 basis points (bps) each by the Bangko ...

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As interest rate cuts start coming along, are we likely to see any benefit for Lloyds bank shares? US history suggests we ...

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