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What’s In Your Wallet?

Fat Wallet

I recently upgraded my wallet from a back pocket “Costanza” wallet to a front pocket, minimalist wallet. Slimming down my wallet has been great for me, but it really made me think about what I needed to carry around and what was just taking up space.

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Renovating for Profit

People nowadays are looking into investment opportunities that they can explore. Some go into business ventures on easy-to-sell basic products, while some buy shares of stocks from various companies that make them available to the public. However, among all these types of investment opportunities, real estate has been constantly profitable on the market.

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5 Reasons Why Your House Isn`t Selling

Despite the current real estate slump, many homeowners are putting their houses on the market and many people are out there willing to buy. If your house has been on the market and you haven’t had any nibbles, then take another look at your situation. There are five unusual factors that might be turning potential buyers away.

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Investing in the Cruise Industry

Costa Concordia

After the recent, highly publicized crash of the Costa Condordia, people around the world are looking hard at the cruise vacation industry. While everyone is focusing on the problems today, it might be a good place for you to invest for tomorrow.

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Secure Your Online Life

Online Fraud

If you have an account with Zappos, the popular online shoe and clothing retailer, you were one of 24 million people exposed in last week’s hacker attack on the site. If you were a victim, it is important for you to take steps to protect yourself right away. If you were not, this should act as a reminder to stay vigilant and work to protect yourself against identity theft online.

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How I Ripped People Off With Store Credit Cards

Macy's Card

In high school, I worked after school and on weekends as a cashier at a large retail chain. Despite my working less than half the hours of my full time counterparts, I consistently managed to reach the top of our weekly credit card signups contests.

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Umbrella Policies 101

It’s important to keep your financial livelihood in mind when planning for the future. A common way to do so is to ensure that all of your assets are well-insured.

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Recent Carnivals

A quick thanks to the blogs that included Narrow Bridge Finance in recent blog carnivals: Yakezie Carnival – Credit Cards Edition hosted by Prairie EcoThrifter Carnival of Personal Finance #334 hosted by Diva in Debt I am also participating in the MoneyPros Index Fund Challenge.

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Yakezie Blog Swap – Raising Millionaire Children

Children Walking

Obviously, I’m not a millionaire (or I wouldn’t be blogging) but I do know that you can’t finish the race to 1 million dollars by not knowing the basics.

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The Danger of SOPA and PIPA

US Capital SOPA PIPA

Today major sites around the web are shutting down to support efforts to kill the SOPA and PIPA bills in the US Senate and House. The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA) might sound good on the surface, but they threaten content producers and bloggers around the web.

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How to Spot Investment Scams

FINRA, the major investment firm regulation organization in the United States, put together a helpful video discussing investment scams. I found the video interesting and useful. If you have any questions about investing, feel free to ask in the comments.

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Why New Year’s Resolutions are a Waste of Time

Sexy Runner

Every year in December, people start talking about New Year’s resolutions. The most common among people I know is to get in shape or fix their finances. The problem is, New Year’s resolutions do not work and are a waste of time.

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