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Inflation hit 9.1 per cent in June - another four-decade high

And negotiating with at least five different lenders before you signed and you can negotiate not just your interest rate but all other terms on that document whether it's lender fees, et cetera. and one of the things i think sometimes, because our minds are so beautiful, we look at numbers and we say the difference between a 5.5% interest rate and a 5.75% interest rate is not that much. i'll go with lender a. that 25 basis point difference can account for upwards of $20,000 in increased interest on a $400,000 mortgage. >> it may not look like much on paper but it actually translates to some hu...

You go to the grocery store, that's costing you more. you go to pump up your car with gas, that's costing you more than double what you are paying under trump. you want to take your family out to dinner, good luck. that's costing you more. you want to buy a new car, that's going to cost you a fortune more, probably above msrp because they don't have the parts available. want a used car? that's up dramatically. want to renovate your house? that's costing you more, but when the housing market crashes, and it will crash, you might be able to finally find that contract you've been waiting for. if ...

Recession caused by the federal reserve. so pain becomes a different -- >> harris: they seem ready to give us that pain as they are threatening 44.5% basis point of raising the feds. jimmy failla, you always lift our moods. i was on the radio with you this weekend you were keeping everything serious. you have your bill clinton pain going. >> jimmy: it's only bill clinton i can have winds around the with women like this. >> look how everyone was dressed today. >> jimmy: a whole new show. it is true, it is a dire time the country. the only thing higher and inflation is those that think biden is ...

Month or so, but as tom just showed in his report, still 60% higher than last year. oil almost 100% higher than it was last year. so what is the fed's move here? >> the fed's move now is to raise rates, and it is a certainty, willie, that they will. it is going to happen at the meeting they're going to have later on this month. the question now is by how much. the issue for the baseline scenario on inflation is that the fed is going to continue to raise interest rates. and the consensus prior to yesterday, and i'll get to the reason why i mentioned yesterday, the consensus prior to yesterday w...