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When central banks like the Bank of Japan raise interest rates, it generally makes borrowing more expensive but can offer better returns on savings. For you, this might mean higher mortgage payments if you're on a variable rate, but potentially better interest on your savings accounts. It's a balancing act for the economy.
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