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Why Private Credit Belongs in Every Fixed Income Portfolio Over $1M
Historically, portfolios of serious investors—those with $1 M + in liquid assets – relied heavily on a traditional fixed income core: investment-grade bonds, Treasuries, and maybe high-yield credit. These assets matched the “income + capital preservation” mandate that affluent individuals needed. But the world has changed: yields on public bonds are modest, duration risk is […]
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Understanding Duration Risk: Why Private Credit Isn’t the Same as Long Bonds
In fixed income, duration is the measure of a bond’s sensitivity to changes in interest rates. The longer the duration, the more the price can move when rates shift. For investors who rely on income and capital preservation, this risk isn’t just academic – it’s real. Imagine holding a 30-year bond yielding 4%. If the […]
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Retirees and Pre-Retirees: Turning Savings into Reliable Income Streams
For decades, retirement planning was simple. You saved diligently, built a portfolio of stocks and bonds, and drew 4% per year. But the world changed. Bond yields remain modest, stocks swing with every headline, and the cost of living continues to creep up. Retirees now face a harder question: “How do I turn my life’s […]
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Beyond Diversification: How Private Credit Stabilizes Volatile Portfolios
Diversification is widely preached as the cure-all for portfolio risk. Spread your assets across stocks, bonds, real estate, and alternatives—and you’ll be protected, right? Often yes, but not always. In today’s market, many diversified portfolios still struggle to deliver stable returns. Why? Because many of your holdings may still be correlated—stocks and REITs swing together, […]
Read moreHow the Fed’s Next Move Impacts Private Lending Returns
When the Fed adjusts its benchmark rate, it ripples through the entire financial system — from mortgages and corporate bonds to private lending. While private debt operates in a more controlled environment than publicly traded bonds, it is by no means immune. For accredited investors in private credit, the fed interest rates private debt link […]
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