by Shannon Simmons | Sep 4, 2012 | Family Finances, Housing, Living Life, Money
When newly in love, nobody likes having the “what if we break up” chat. But, it’s important. If you’ve got large assets, like a house or investment portfolio, or if you are planning to be a stay at home parent, these talks are important to ensure that you and your...
by Shannon Simmons | Sep 4, 2012 | Budget, Family Finances, Housing, Living Life, Money
Did you know that couples who bicker about money once a week are 30% more likely to end in divorce? When it comes to matters of the heart… money definitely matters. When couples fight about money, it’s never fun for anyone involved. Most times, it’s just a...
by Shannon Simmons | Jun 11, 2012 | Investing, Living Life, Money, New School Thinking, SEECHANGE magazine Post
Guest Post I wrote for SeeChange Magazine Community bonds offer a new asset class for investors, but what are the pros and cons of this social investment option? A Play A nonprofit/social enterprise walks into the bank. Nonprofit/Social Enterprise We’d like to...
by Shannon Simmons | May 1, 2012 | Credit, Money, THE LRMC - GUEST POST
Guest Post to THE LRMC – CLICK HERE TO READ
by Shannon Simmons | Apr 18, 2012 | Investing, Money
Most first-time investors purchasing mutual funds know that the price tag of a fund is the MER – the Manager Expense Ratio – but time and time again I hear horror stories from clients who had no idea their mutual funds also came with Deferred Sales Charges...
by Shannon Simmons | Dec 14, 2011 | Living Life, Money, Small Biz
I quoted one of my first customers in my new business a few weeks ago. (More to come on that story) Sounds exciting right? Well it felt terrible. You see, I’m actually charging money for the first time. This is new territory – I used to be paid on a salary, and then I...
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