by Allie Kosela | Oct 25, 2017 | Budget, Family Finances, Housing, Investing, Love and Money, Money
October is Financial Planning month. What better way to celebrate all things finances than to highlight some amazing people we have worked with over the years at New School of Finance? This October we will be shining our spotlight on some fab folks who have...
by New School Team | Aug 31, 2017 | Budget, Family Finances, Living Life, Money
It may be hard to believe, but it’s that time of the year again – back to school season! Whether you’re dropping mad cash on erasers and binders for your little ones, getting ready to face a hefty tuition bill of your own, or simply drooling...
by New School Team | Jul 11, 2017 | Family Finances
Kids are beautiful creatures. They laugh easily, even when they spill cheerios all over your freshly mopped floor. They bring joy to our lives, even when you’re a zombie from 3 weeks of no sleep. They’re also soooo adorable in their adorable tiny shoes, even when...
by Shannon Simmons | Dec 20, 2016 | Family Finances, Living Life
I (Shannon) get a lot of questions from parents around the holidays when it comes to money. Parents are worried about spoiling their kids but also being cheap. It’s a tough balance. So, I went to the fabulous Lindsay Simmons, a child/youth therapist (and also my...
by Shannon Simmons | Jan 21, 2016 | Budget, Credit, Family Finances, like a boss, Money
Make Your Fuck Off Fund Happen Today I read The Story of the Fuck Off Fund by Paulette Perhach. Read it. It may be one of the most important pieces you ever read. Male or female – it doesn’t matter. Everyone needs to make sure they don’t have to take shit from anyone...
by Shannon Simmons | Mar 7, 2015 | Family Finances, Investing, Money, New School Thinking
There are so many different words floating around out there to convey someone who helps you with your money. Here are some – by no means all – that you may be familiar with: financial planner, financial advisor, investment advisor, money coach, fund...
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