Shannon Lee Simmons

Shannon Lee Simmons

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Shannon Lee Simmons is a financial planner and the founder of the New School of Finance, where she specializes in helping individuals and couples navigate their financial challenges, particularly during significant life transitions such as breakups and divorce. In a recent discussion, she provided insights into the financial strains couples face when separating, especially in the context of high housing costs, and offered advice on managing finances post-separation.

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Canada Canada: Shannon Lee Simmons is a certified financial planner who discussed the normalization of mortgages in retirement. 7

The Globe and Mail: The warning label that should be stamped on any financial plan to retire with debt

Canada Canada: Shannon Lee Simmons is a certified financial planner and author based in Toronto, discussing the gambling mentality in investing. 7

The Globe and Mail: Casinos in your pocket: The blurring line between investing and gambling

Canada Canada: Shannon Lee Simmons is a financial planner who spoke about the impact of sports betting on young clients. 6

The Globe and Mail: Sports betting is the new, big money trap for Gen Z – and the rest of us

Canada Canada: Shannon Lee Simmons is a certified financial planner, founder of The New School of Finance, and author of Making Bank: Money Skills for Real Life. 9

The Globe and Mail: The growing disconnect between teens and the concept of money

Canada Canada: Shannon Lee Simmons is a certified financial planner in Toronto and founder of New School of Finance. 8

The Globe and Mail: How to help get your teen ready for postsecondary life

Canada Canada: She’s on the show to explain what’s driving all this stress, its effect on us and what we can all do to have a healthier relationship with money. 8

The Globe and Mail: Do you feel broke? How to overcome ‘money dysmorphia’

Canada Canada: Shannon Lee Simmons, a certified financial planner, discussed the impact of social media on financial perceptions. 5

The Globe and Mail: ‘Boom boom’ fashion is having a moment as Canadians dress against economic uncertainty