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Eric Rosenberg is a finance, travel, and technology writer originally from Denver, Colorado living in Ventura, California. 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 baby girl. You can connect with him at his own finance blog Personal Profitability.

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Retirement

5 Traits of a Successful Freelancer

Published On March 30, 2020 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Working as a freelancer is not for everyone. Ask someone who went from freelance self-employment back to a full-time job about some of the pitfalls of freelancing. You may be entertained, but you are sure to get a ton of different answers. The real traits of a successful freelancer vary a bit. Ulti...

Business Tips

3 Mind Blowing Statistics About MLMs

Published On November 1, 2018 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Multilevel marketing companies, or MLMs, are a well-known business model in the United States. Leaders at these companies tout big benefits like high incomes, part-time hours, and overall life improvement from participating in their direct sales downlines. There’s a reason these companies are ...

Business Tips, Retirement

5 Most Important Accounting Reports for Your Small Business

Published On October 29, 2018 Published By Eric Rosenberg

When it comes to small business accounting, most people know that it is important to keep your records updated for taxes. However, there are many more benefits from small business accounting that you can use to grow, improve, and expand your business. Here are some of the most important accounting r...

Money Tips

Why are Americans Cutting Back on Spending in a Strong Economy?

Published On October 25, 2018 Published By Eric Rosenberg

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act goes into effect for 2018 taxes, but the results of much lower business taxes are already visible in the US stock market. But do those effects truly “trickle down” to the average American? It appears no, according to a recent study. Despite nearly record low unemploymen...

Personal Finance

7 Types of Investments Entrepreneurs Should Know About

Published On October 23, 2018 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Investing is an important part of preparing for the future. If you want to retire someday, investments and other retirement savings are vital for success. But if you don’t know where to start, the entire world of investments can feel intimidating. Here is a list of 7 types of investments you shoul...

Personal Finance

How to Avoid Wasting Money on Checking Account Fees

Published On October 18, 2018 Published By Eric Rosenberg

How much do you pay in bank fees each year? If you pay regular fees for ATMs, overdrafts, or monthly service charges on a personal checking account, you are doing it wrong! A recent survey found that the average cost to use out-of-network ATMs continued a decade-long trend of increases, but you shou...

Personal Finance

Big Considerations When Traveling for Work

Published On October 15, 2018 Published By Eric Rosenberg

If you work for a big company, corporate travel means expense reports, company cards, and jumping through hoops to pick the right airline, hotel, and other arrangements to meet company guidelines. When traveling for work when self-employed, you can book your travel any way you want, but it is import...

Personal Finance

Life insurance for entrepreneurs: Comprehending the value of life insurance

Published On October 11, 2018 Published By Eric Rosenberg

A recent study found that just over half of Americans have a life insurance policy, but of those with life insurance, a full third of policyholders do not fully understand their life insurance policy. Because life insurance is so important, you should take the time to make sure you have the right le...

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Paying for Small Purchases: Cash is Still Dominant

Published On October 8, 2018 Published By Eric Rosenberg

When you head to the cash register for a purchase under $10, do you reach for plastic to pay? According to a recent survey, nearly half of Americans prefer to pay with cash for low dollar transactions. While Greenbacks are a popular way to pay for many people, paying cash is rarely the best option. ...

Money Tips

Should You Donate to Charity If You are in Credit Card Debt?

Published On October 4, 2018 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Donating to charities and nonprofits is one of the most fulfilling uses of your money, but should you hand over your hard earned dollars to a nonprofit if you have big debt? Probably not. Let’s take a look at why, how you can have a greater long-term impact, and other ways to contribute outside of...

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