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...
by Shannon Simmons | Dec 2, 2014 | New School Thinking, Small Biz, Taxes
READ THIS IF: You are selling goods to people in the EU and you are afraid that those goods are considered “Electronically Supplied Services”. DISCLAIMER: EVERYONE IS DIFFERENT. THIS IS NOT ADVICE. PLEASE SPEAK TO YOUR TAX PROFESSIONAL. MORE INFO IS COMING...
by Shannon Simmons | Feb 28, 2013 | Budget, Family Finances, Housing, Living Life, Money, New School Thinking, Video
4 ways for house to earn you money Your home is a haven, but it can also be a cash cow if you know how to milk it. Today I’m going to give you the 4 best ways to make extra money from your house. Method 1 – Use Air BnB Who: Air bnb is a website that allows you to rent...
by Shannon Simmons | Feb 25, 2013 | Housing, Living Life, New School Thinking, Small Biz
So you want to start a business? The days of sticking with the same job for 30 years and getting a cushy pension are ending. Freelancers, entrepreneurs and small businesses are the future. The first thing you may want to do is figure out what steps you need to do to...
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 | Apr 3, 2012 | Budget, Family Finances, Housing, Living Life, New School Thinking, THE LRMC - GUEST POST
Rent. People say it like it’s a dirty word but it doesn’t have to be that way—especially in today’s economy. There’s no doubt about it, purchasing a home gives you equity. Equity is good. In theory, it’s great to save up a 20% down payment and buy a lovely home that...
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