Hi Ken, I'm not sure I agree as when rates rise so do mortgage rates and credit card rates, just for starters. So you may be getting more income but you will be paying more. Typically the rates you pay go higher than the rates you get so you wind up losers.
The interlocking nature of these type of things make them complex to understand the real results. Mostly we see the results in the rear view mirror years later. Look back at the period of super high inflation and interest rates in the 70's for one example.
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