Eric Rosenberg

It’s a sad situation that does happen: A student loan cosigner dies unexpectedly, with a loan that has yet to be paid off completely. While the... Read more

Sometimes you need extra cash for some reason or another. Whether you’re looking to make a major purchase, finance a life event, or want to... Read more

Student loan payments typically become due six months after graduation. But that doesn’t mean you can’t start paying them off while you’re... Read more

What credit score is needed to lease a car? Before you drive to the dealership to take home a new car, make sure you know the answer to this... Read more

If you’re shopping around for a checking account, savings, mortgage, or credit card, it can be hard to tell the difference between credit... Read more

Tax season is almost over. And if you’ve been putting off filing your taxes, it’s time to get the ball rolling! TurboTax and H&R... Read more

No one ever accumulates credit card debt on purpose. But sometimes those little purchases start to add up and we find ourselves digging out of... Read more

When tax season rolls around, everyone hopes they will get money back from the IRS when they file — but that’s not always the case. If you owe... Read more

Credit card churning – opening and closing credit cards repeatedly to maximize the number of credit card rewards – is a core aspect of travel... Read more

Rent is likely your biggest expense every month, but it seems like virtually every landlord prefers just one payment method: Good old-fashioned... Read more

The chip credit card has been around in Europe since the 1980s, but chips on credit cards just made their debut in the U.S. over the last few years.... Read more

Navigating the world of student loan refinancing and consolidation can be confusing. Decoding repayment terms, fee structures, and interest rates... Read more