sharon epperson joins me now why are they rising so quickly when we're talking about the fed raising the rates. >> let's talk about rising interest rates and how it affects consumers across the board, whether you're a saver or borrower rising rates are occurring because great things are happening with the economy people are spending more,'m plo i -- employers are hiring more and companies are investing more that's a good thing for the economy so we don't need ultra low interest rates to make the economy better because it is getting better but the flip side of that -- two sides of every coin -- is that we're seeing overall prices rise, inflation creeping up and to curb that, that's when the fed steps in and says we're going to have interest rates rise a bit here. >> are we talking about what you pay on your credit card debt is that going to change what students pay for their student loan debt? >> it's going to really affect any type of borrowing that you do where the interest rates varies so that's going to be important. the good news is that savers are going to get more on their savi

because sharon epperson is here with your market volatility survival guide >> well tyler, it has been roller coaster ride that many never expected the recent swings in the stock market have been especially tough for long-term investors who buy and hold but now they may have gotten spooked so here is tips on how to ride out the wild market. you know it, don't panic remember your goals. there is a reason you started investing. you set a goal and it could have been to savor college or fund your retirement. whatever your plan, take a few deep breaths and i'm into yoga and stick to your plan the money is there for the long-term haul and then it is probably better to be in the market where over time it will grow the next thing is don't hit the sell button until you've reassessed your risk if you are losing sleep over the market turmoil, your investment mix may be too aggressive. after last year's gains, your portfolio may need tweaking. rebalance and diversify your hold gz and if you need cash for a large purchase in two or three years, rethink that stock exposure and finally don't go it al