Eric Rosenberg

Highlights

Board Member of the Plutus Foundation

In the News

Eric Rosenberg is a personal finance expert. He received an MBA in Finance from the University of Denver in 2010. Since graduating he has been blogging about financial tips and tricks to help people understand money better. He is a debt master, insurance expert and currently writes for most of the top financial publications on the planet.

Experience

Eric Rosenberg has been a financial blogger since 2006 when he left his corporate job at Quest Communications as Senior Treasury Analyst. Eric is an expert at personal finance and insurance related financial decisions. He has written for CNBC, CNN, Money, Forbes, Business Insider, Mint, Credit Karma, Student Loan Hero and countless other publications. He teaches people how to use money to further their lives. He loves teaching people how he went from thousands in debt while in college to paying off all his student loans, buying his dream home and moving states... all while paying off his debts in two years. When away from the keyboard, Eric he enjoys exploring the world, flying small airplanes, discovering new craft beers, and spending time with his wife and daughter. Been a Board Member for the Plutus Foundation since 2020.

Education

Eric graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder with a bachelors in Finance in 2007. He received a full ride scholarship from Wells Fargo. He later went on to get MBA in Finance from the University of Denver - Daniels College of Business in 2010.

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Business Tips

What Tariffs Mean for Small Business

Updated on July 28th, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Tariffs are a big topic in the news lately, as the United States, China, and other countries have been dragged into a debate on trade deficits, intellectual property theft, and other trade-related disagreements. Whatever you think of tariffs being right or wrong, they are rearing their head in the ...

Personal Finance

What is fractional share investing?

Posted on July 12th, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Fractional shares are an investment where you are able to buy less than a full share of stock. For example, as of this writing, one Class A share of Berkshire Hathaway stock goes for $311,126.00. Most people couldn’t afford to pay over $300,000 for a single share of stock. But with fractional inve...

Money Tips, Personal Finance

What is the Capitalist Class?

Posted on July 5th, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

The 2011 Occupy Movement brought the nation’s attention to the top one percent of income earners. Protestors said, “we are the 99%,” as they sparked a fierce debate on income equality that continues to this day. More recent Black Lives Matter demonstrations further emphasized the disparities b...

Business Tips, Money Tips, Retirement

How Can I Get an EIN for My Business to Open a Bank Account?

Updated on June 5th, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Starting a business does require some paperwork, but it is a lot easier than most people realize. You can pay a lawyer or legal document service to do this for you, but filling out the form yourself may be even faster and can save you quite a bit of money. In this article, we talk […]...

Business Tips, Retirement

Get a Head Start on Your Small Business Taxes in Q4

Updated on June 5th, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Whether you are a full-time freelancer or dabble in self-employment through a side hustle, tax season is a very important time of the year. Even though they don’t send you a reminder, all income, including cash income from a side hustle or online payments as a freelancer, is taxed. Here are some t...

Business Tips, Retirement

Does My Personal Credit Score Impact My Business?

Updated on June 1st, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

As a business owner, credit may be a tool that can help your business grow to new heights, but it can also be a difficult concept to master. Even more challenging, your business may not be able to stand when it comes to applying for credit. In many cases, your personal credit may hinder or […...

Business Tips, Retirement

What Travel Expenses Can Freelancers Write Off?

Updated on May 31st, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

No one understands the need to save like freelancers. Saving money on your business expenses is the best way to improve your bottom line. If you are a freelancer and find yourself traveling for any reason, you may be able to write off some of the costs. Depending on what you are doing while away [&h...

Retirement

Invoicing 101 for Freelance Workers Online Who Want to Get Paid

Updated on May 14th, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

When I started freelancing, I had no idea what I was doing. I did the work, sent the customer an email that it was done, and they sent me money. It didn’t go much further than that. As my business grew and I took on bigger and better clients, I learned that I need to […]...

Business Tips, Money Tips

What to Look for When Choosing a Business Checking Account

Updated on May 12th, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Whether you are at the beginning of a new business journey or are looking to make some business finance upgrades, it is important to ensure your bank accounts are optimized for your needs. To do that, you need the right business checking account. Here are some criteria to choose the best checking ac...

Business Tips, Money Tips

How Do Business Credit Lines Work?

Updated on May 10th, 2021 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Sometimes your business may need a little extra cash for a few weeks or months. As the owner, you have a handful of options to meet those needs. You can bring cash into the business from your personal savings, look to outside investors, apply for a business loan, or access funds from a line of [&hel...

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