Ibonds or real estate?
Recently our president Boris Dorfman showed me an article, “Couples can fight inflation with 7.12% risk-free interest to increase their holdings”. According to the article, I bonds have relatively low purchase limits, and couples may leverage a year-end strategy to increase their holdings.
I bonds, backed by the U.S. government, won’t lose value, and there are two parts to returns: a fixed and variable rate, which adjusts every six months based on the Consumer Price Index. Sounds great, doesn’t it?
“Right now, long-term Treasuries, certificates of deposit, and savings accounts are earning essentially zero,” said Christopher Flis, CFP and founder of Resilient Asset Management in Memphis, Tennessee.
“But the [I bond] inflation adjustment is where you will make a little bit of bang for your buck,” he said.
However, with LBC Capital, you got 8% on your savings, secured by real estate!
LBC Capital is a top Californian private money lender where you can get a hard money loan fast, securely, and without any stress. To apply for a loan, just submit the form on our website, and we will call you to approve the loan!
Our main benefit is having our own fund, so you don’t have to wait for a long time till your loan is approved (it takes only up to 24 h). Another great benefit is if you need an enormous loan amount, we are ready to give it to you. We offer loans from $ 50,000 up to $ 25 million. With over 15 years of experience and more than 7500+ closed deals, we can guarantee the reliability and security of the deal.
If you are looking for a private lender, we are available in California, Washington, DC., Florida, Texas, and North Carolina. In addition, Nevada and Arizona are coming soon.
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