unconventional financial freedom
alternative living|tiny house movement
Achieve financial freedom with expert financial advice crafted especially for tiny home and alternative lifestyles.
✓ Solo Women, integrate financial security with your personal values
✓ Mid-Career, accelerate to Coast FIRE by downsizing
✓ Retirees, leave a smaller footprint and make a bigger impact
The problem with big houses
Big houses have big price tags. Monthly mortgage payments, property taxes, and maintenance costs quickly add up, leaving many homeowners feeling overwhelmed and financially stretched.
More money in your home means less money for the important things in life. The constant costs of home ownership mean less money for retirement, travel, hobbies, education, and personal development. And when you don’t cover these basics, you feel the stress and anxiety of being trapped in a cycle of working just to keep up with the expenses of your home.
Does this ring true? This is why I founded, The Tiny House Adviser. I want to help you reach Unconventional Financial Freedom. Book a call with me to get financial planning help, or grab fresh insights about tiny house and alternative living from the Less House, More Moola podcast!
Financial planning by The Tiny House Adviser
Like you, I discovered that the burden of The American Dream was stifling my dreams. Through my expertise as a financial planner, I navigated the complexities of embracing an alternative lifestyle. Now, let me share my knowledge and advice with you, partnering together on your exhilarating tiny or alternative housing journey.
Option 1:
Tiny House Financial Plan
✓ How to downsize
✓ Cash flow report
✓ Debt management
✓ And more!
Option 2: Financial Freedom Comprehensive Planning
✓ Full financial planning
✓ Investment optimization
✓ Ongoing support
✓ And more!
How financial advice can help the Alternative Living Community
Liz
“The New Chapter Traveler”
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The Harrisons
“The Small Barndominium Family”
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Bob & Linda
“The sustainable Trailblazers”
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Three tiny steps to financial freedom
I’ve been where you are, and I want to help you find financial freedom
Laura Lynch, founder of The Tiny House Adviser, is a financial planner, podcast host, and tiny house enthusiast. With her personal experience and passion for tiny living, Laura is dedicated to helping others find financial freedom and happiness through alternative lifestyles.
Less House More Moola | Tiny House Podcast
Check out Less House More Moola | Tiny House Podcast and dive into stimulating conversations, draw inspiration from like-minded individuals, and ignite your very own tiny house movement!
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have questions? I’m here to help.
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Every lifestyle comes with unique financial implications. My niche expertise helps me offer financial strategies tailored specifically for those who are considering or living in tiny or alternative housing. I invite you to read my story, review my financial planning services and pricing, and read how financial advice can help members of the alternative living community!
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Choosing to live in a tiny or alternative home is an independent act, and it presents a different set of financial concerns compared to a traditional home. Some of these concerns include:
Uneven spending in a nomad or travel life
Uneven income in lifestyle work
Using tiny-living to save for a traditional home
Forced career changes due to remote work policies
Starting your passion-based business
Tax-advantaged savings when self-employed
Finding remote friendly professional service providers
Gaining insurance for your tiny home
Health insurance for the self-employed and/or travelers
Student loan debt elimination
Self-employed tax confusion
Planning for an unexpected health crisis in a tiny home
Lack of home equity as a last resort
Curating a social support network
Wealth planning for impact with or without heirs
Transitioning out of tiny living
As a financial planner who understands why you are choosing to live unconventionally, I can help guide you through these unique challenges. Check out my services and pricing!
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The Tiny House Adviser offers financial planning services for people who are either making the move to a tiny or alternative lifestyle or are already living it. A Tiny House Financial Plan helps people make a financial action plan for a transition to tiny house living. Financial Freedom Comprehensive Planning helps people already living their tiny or alternative life financially plan for the unique aspects of their lifestyle. Read how I can help you!
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Choosing a CFP® means you're working with a professional who has demonstrated a high level of competence and ethical standards. CFP®s have completed rigorous education, examination, and experience requirements, ensuring they have the knowledge and expertise to guide you through the financial planning process. As a CFP®, I'm committed to putting your best interests first and helping you achieve financial independence through the lens of the tiny house lifestyle. Read about my qualifications and find out how I serve members of the tiny house community!
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Online financial planning services offer several advantages, including greater accessibility, flexibility, and convenience. By providing services online, I can work with clients anywhere and anytime, eliminating geographical barriers and accommodating your busy schedule. You'll also have access to digital tools and resources, making it easier to track your progress and stay engaged in your financial journey.
Remember, choosing an alternative or tiny house lifestyle is a brave step, and I'm here to help you forge your own path toward financial independence. Let's join hands in this tiny house movement and create a life that truly reflects who we are. Check out my services and pricing!
Still have questions? Call Laura today!
What is Financial Freedom?
If you want to finally experience the relief that comes from eliminating debt, building financial resilience, and living a full life with less, book your call with Laura today.
In this episode of the Less House More Moola podcast, Laura discusses the importance of embracing seasonal changes and wellness, reflecting on how tiny living allows for a deeper connection with oneself and nature. She explores the contradictions of self-care in a productivity-driven society, the impact of work ethic on health, and the class-based perspectives on work and money. Laura emphasizes the need for balance between work and self-care, advocating for a wealthy mindset that values time autonomy and personal well-being. Ultimately, she encourages listeners to consider alternative living as a means to create space for self-care and rest.