Blogging Lessons from Cityville
I occasionally see something outside of the blogging world that relates to what we do here in the “blogosphere,” and this one is both amusing and relevant.
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Watch Your Bills
I recently found issues on my two monthly utility bills that required calls into the customer service centers for both companies. Had I not kept a close eye on my bills, I could have lost a lot of money.
Daily Money Saving Tip
I am on an unpaid leave of absence due to the birth of my daughter last spring. I was given a very generous leave of absence (14 months!). I am using this as a trial run to see if we can live without my salary so that I may stay home when my kids are little. As a result, I have to question every single purchase every day.
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Narrow Bridge Finance: The 500th Post Spectacular!
It is hard to believe that my little experiment in sharing my financial knowledge with the world has evolved so much over the last two years.
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Never Trade with Regrets
Investing psychology is a fascinating topic. In a portfolio management class in the past, we learned that psychology is one of the biggest reasons for increased investment losses. Investors are often apprehensive when it comes to selling a stock for a loss, as it might come back. They are also afraid to sell when the
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Accounting for Stock Sales: New Rules to Confuse
The IRS has made some changes to the rules for capital gains taxes on the sale of investments. The terms FIFO and LIFO might confuse you, but luckily you have me to explain them to you.
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