Founding Wealth Manager Eric Figueroa was quoted in a recent Nerdwallet article about student debt refinancing and variable-rate student loans: “After interest rates rise a lot, it’s natural to think it may be a good time to choose a variable rate. But no one can really predict the path of interest rates. What if they keep going up over the life of your variable-rate loan?”
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