Eric Rosenberg

Eric Rosenberg is a California-based finance, travel and technology writer focusing on banking, credit cards, investing and business. A former corporate finance professional, his work has been featured in Business Insider, The Balance, Investopedia, HuffPost, Yahoo Finance, MSN Money and more. When away from the keyboard, Eric is a travel rewards enthusiast who loves taking his family on free and discounted trips around the world.

The latest from Eric

Singapore Airlines Economy Class: What to Know

Use points or miles to book and enjoy world-class in-flight amenities in Singapore Airlines economy class.

How Do Airline Miles Work?

Airline miles, frequent flyer miles and travel points are the rewards currency of some airlines and credit cards.

The Fastest Airplanes Commercial Passengers Can Fly

Some of the fastest commercial airplanes in the skies can fly more than 650 mph.

How to Travel to San Jose on Points and Miles

The San Francisco Bay Area has a few airports to choose from, so this means you can shop around for a deal.

How to Make the Most of Singapore Airlines First Class

In first class, some cabins on Singapore Airlines are Suites, complete with a bed and recliners.

The Guide to Singapore Airlines’ KrisFlyer Frequent Flyer Program

Singapore Airlines' loyalty program is one to know if you earn any of the major transferable credit card points.

Is Uber Eats Pass Worth It?

If you order delivery at least three times a month, Uber Eats Pass can lower your fees and offers a small discount.

How to Maximize the AmEx Business Platinum Card

You can make the most of this card by using its numerous travel perks, from lounge access to elite hotel status.

The Guide to United Business Class

Flying United business class will save you time in line at the airport and give you a nicer in-flight experience.

The Guide to United First Class

United First is available on short haul flights and doesn't provide the lie-flat product of United Polaris.