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How Debt Funds Like LBC Capital Income Fund, LLC Are Winning During High-Rate Cycles
If you’ve been paying attention to the markets, you know one thing for sure: interest rates are no longer sitting quietly near zero. For the first time in over a decade, we’re living in a high-rate cycle—and for many investors, that’s thrown old assumptions into question. Volatility has returned to stocks. Bonds, once considered the […]
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LBC Capital Income Fund, LLC vs. Publicly Traded BDCs: What Investors Should Know
When it comes to private credit, many investors turn to Business Development Companies—BDCs—for exposure to the asset class without locking up capital. BDCs are traded publicly, they offer enticing yields, and they’re accessible to everyday investors. But beneath the surface, public markets introduce layers of complexity and risk that can easily derail long-term income strategies. […]
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Why Consistency Beats High Returns in Private Credit Investing
When investors chase double-digit yields, things can spiral fast. Private credit often dangles promises of lofty returns – but without structure, that can spell trouble. After the market swings of 2022–2024, the smarter move isn’t chasing the highest returns. It’s demanding consistency. LBC Capital Income Fund, LLC built our fund on that principle. Here’s why a focus on […]
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What Makes a “Safe” Yield in 2025 – and How to Spot a Risky One
If you’ve spent any time researching income investments lately, you’ve seen the pitch: double-digit returns, passive income, minimal risk. But if 2022 to 2024 taught investors anything, it’s this: not all high yields are created equal. In an economic landscape shaped by inflation spikes, rapid interest rate hikes, regional bank crises, and real estate repricing, […]
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LBC Capital Income Fund, LLC for Financial Advisors: A Private Income Strategy You Can Stand Behind
Financial advisors and RIAs face a growing challenge: clients are demanding more income, more diversification, and more stability – without giving up control or liquidity. The traditional 60/40 model is fraying under inflation and interest-rate pressure, and alternatives like private equity come with long lock-ups and unpredictable returns. That’s where private debt funds, like LBC […]
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