Nicole Sennett Blog
Nicole Sennett
Managing Director, CRPC®
Nicole Sennett Explores the Benefits of Lower Interest Rates
In this article, experienced financial advisor Nicole Sennett breaks down the current interest rate environment and outlines its impact on stocks, bonds, savings accounts, credit cards, loans, and mortgages. By understanding these dynamics, you can allocate your money strategically and capitalize on today’s market conditions.
Why Nicole Sennett Chooses Stocks Over ETFs for High-Net-Worth Clients
In this article, we explore why Nicole’s active approach helps her generate higher returns for her high-net-worth clients. We’ll also break down the major differences between ETFs and individual stocks so you can understand the benefits of this “best-of-breed” strategy.
Nicole Sennett’s Values and Investment Process
In this article, we’ll outline Nicole’s core values and explain how they shape her wealth management strategies. After that, we’ll review Nicole’s four-step investment process so you can determine if she’s the right financial advisor for you.
Nicole Sennett Discusses the Importance of Staying Invested: How the Best 5 Days of the Year Can Impact Your Portfolio
Nicole explains why staying invested is crucial for your financial success. We’ll also explore how fear can derail well-intended investment plans and why patience – paired with the right investment approach – is the best strategy for achieving your financial goals.
Nicole Sennett Discusses Why You Should Freeze Your Credit in 2024
Identity theft is on the rise this year. The good news? You can proactively prevent this type of fraud by freezing your credit. Read on to discover what credit freezes are, how they work, and how you can implement them with each credit bureau.
Bonds vs. Bond ETFs With Nicole Sennett: Which One Should You Choose As Interest Rates Decline?
As interest rates decline, investors face a critical decision: Should I invest in individual bonds or opt for bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs)? It is important to understand the nuances of these two investment vehicles before finalizing a strategy.
The Bond Curve is No Longer Inverted—Learn if Your Bond Ladder is Ready with Nicole Sennett
There’s good news! The bond curve is no longer inverted. On September 6th, 2024, the 10-year Treasury bond yield surpassed the 2-year yield for the first time since June 2022. August’s weak job market data and the Federal Reserve’s predicted rate cuts spurred this shift.