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Consumerist: Personal Finance
con_wesabewebsite.jpg Wesabe, the popular personal finance website, has moneyeye.jpgcon_hdtvfinancedeal.jpg Several retailers are offering special deals on expensive HDTVs this season—things like no payments until x date or zero percent financing—but PC World cautions that numbersdropping.jpgSigns point to a 1/4 point interest rate cut today. What this means for you:

- Savings yields on things like money market accounts, online savings accounts, and certificates of deposit will drop.
- APR on credit cards with variable interest tied to the prime rate will drop.
+ Stocks have rallied and will continue to until everyone remembers all those defaulting loans.
- Banks will cut their loan rates, creating an opportunity to negotiate your higher interest loans into lower ones.

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