In May 2023, inflation increased by 4% year on year. This is the lowest rate in 2 years
The CPI numbers are out. Here we go…
Headline CPI has decreased to 4%! From 4.9% last month. Not bad, eh? Energy/oil/gas prices are enormous and dropped 6% from last month. Huge help.
Core CPI has decreased to 5.3 vs. 5.5% from last month. This is what Fed looks like. Shelter costs have risen by 6%. Rents are still very high, and Core CPI is about 40% of rent. It’s our most significant household expense.
So what do you do? You invest in LBC Capital Income Fund, LLC Income Fund, LLC, to preserve and multiply your wealth. Our target return is 8% and should be higher this year.
This offering is for accredited investors only. The minimum investment is 250,000
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