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Welcome to the blog.  Narrow Bridge is one of my favorite personal projects.  My goal is to help you organize your financial life to stay on top of things.

This is not a blog that will tell you not to spend money, but it will tell you to spend responsibly.  What is the point of having money if you can’t have any fun?  However, I firmly believe in taking responsibility for your financial future.

Feel free to browse the site and take a look a the Personal Finance Arsenal.  I hope you find the site helpful!

While you are here be sure to check out the best of Narrow Bridge.  You can also read my first post to learn more about the site’s name and why I started blogging about money.

About The Author

My name is Eric and I am a financial analyst and MBA student from Denver, Colorado.  I have a degree in finance and have spent time working in banking and other finance related jobs.  I am passionate about making money blogging fun and money management easy.

My experience in banking gives me a great insight into loans, credit, and interest.  I have underwritten loans, approved credit cards, and restructured mortgages.  I have also been the guy on the phone dealing with overdrafts and fees.  I know what you have to do to get fees cut and credit issues resolved.

Please let me know if you ever have questions about anything.  If I don’t know the answer, I promise to find out.  I might also post the question for our community of readers to give you advice.  Together we can beat the banks!

You can send me a message through my contact form to ask questions or suggest topics.  My inbox is always open.

Disclaimer

The posts on this blog represent the author’s (or guest author’s) personal opinions.  I am not a certified financial adviser.  What is written here is based on my education, work history, personal experience, or research.  I never just make things up, but I do not have a crack team of editors trying to find anything I say that is incorrect.

Any stock, investment, banking, or credit decisions are made at your own risk.  I am not liable for anything bad that happens as a result of you following advice from this blog.  However, if you do well with my advice I am happy to take a commission (wink) or happy e-mail.

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