Nichole Coyle CFP®, CSLP®

FIREFIGHTERS COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION

Beginning my career as a Financial Advisor in 2010, I have continued to advance my education over the years. Most notably, earning the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™️ designation. I specialize in helping medical professionals and those with state and federal pensions (such as fire/medics, police, and FAA employees) to eliminate debt, build real wealth, and leave an impactful legacy.

When I first started college, I thought that I wanted to be a teacher. I quickly realized that while I had a passion for helping and educating people, I wasn’t meant to work in a school. Meanwhile, I was learning the hard way how to manage my finances and started learning more about personal and small business finance.

After some searching, I found my calling as a financial advisor, helping others to intentionally and effectively manage their money. I worked with a large, nationwide firm for several years, and while I am grateful for all that I learned there, I found I could make a more powerful impact as an independent financial advisor. This realization eventually led me to join teams with the Firefighters Community Credit Union. Over the years, I have enjoyed helping members work towards and achieve their financial goals.

Giving back and serving are very important to me. I have served on the board for Kent State University Stark County Alumni and volunteered with Maranatha Bible Church, Girl Scouts of America, Cleveland Angels, and Sufficient Grace Ministries.

Additionally, I am a huge book nerd! I love reading everything from historical fiction to sci-fi to non-fiction. I am deeply enamored with learning and love this quote by Alexander Pope in “An Essay on Criticism” (1711): A little learning is a dangerous thing; Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring: There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, And drinking largely sobers us again.

Nichole Coyle

Languages

English, American Sign Language

Expertise

Financial Planning

Education

Kent State – BA, English
The American College of Financial
Services – Certified Financial Planner

RECENT ARTICLES BY Nichole

Having Cash on Campus: Student Finances While Attending School

Having Cash on Campus: Student Finances While Attending School

Managing student finances during your college years can be challenging, but it’s also essential. Establishing financial stability while in school is not only about making ends…

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9 Tips for Newlyweds: Marriage & Finances

9 Tips for Newlyweds: Marriage & Finances

Getting married and looking for money advice? Ready or ‘knot,’ guest blogger, Nichole Coyle, joins us today to discuss marriage and finances. Transitioning from handling finances…

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Money Saving Tips for 2024

Money Saving Tips for 2024

The new year can bring the promise of a fresh start. Many people make resolutions to eat healthier, work out more, or spend more time enjoying…

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