06/29/2026
The narrative was clear- President Trump wanted the Fed President gone so a new appointee could cut rates. And yet, as new Chairman Kevin Warsh settles in to office, signs are pointing to an *increase*. How does that affect the stock and housing markets? What could the next year look like?
Host Dano Weir, advisor Clay Dunkle CFP® and Linda Zaiss from Rate in Napa take a deep dive on interest rates and real estate right here, on the latest episode of our podcast It's All Money: https://youtu.be/mAJJ_qDi4Fc
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