Banks Hold Billions in Customer Savings Not Growing with Interest Rate Hikes
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This report highlights that despite four recent interest rate hikes increasing mortgage costs by hundreds of dollars monthly, customer savings accounts have not seen corresponding growth. The disparity suggests that banks are holding large sums in savings without passing on the benefits of higher rates to customers.
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