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Georgia Rose

Lead Writer Finance, technology, science

Georgia Rose is a lead writer on the international team at NerdWallet. Her work has been featured in The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Independent and The Associated Press. Throughout her career, Georgia has written on a variety of subjects, including personal finance, government policy, science and technology. She enjoys researching complex topics and distilling the information for her readers. Before joining the international team, she wrote for the insurance vertical, specializing in life insurance.

Education: B.A. from University of Hull, England

Credentials: Poynter ACES Certificate in Editing

Previous Experience: The Larchmont Chronicle, Writer at the United Nations Volunteers, Science writer at Content Pros, Technical writer at OnPoint

The latest from Georgia

How Younger Canadians Can Avoid Credit Cards in a Money Crunch

To cover large expenses without reaching for a credit card, you'll need to prioritize an emergency fund and get familiar with alternative financing options.

Charge Card vs. Credit Card: What’s the Difference?

Unlike credit cards, charge cards don’t have a pre-set limit. But that doesn’t mean you have unlimited spending power.

2 Best Scotiabank Student Credit Cards in Canada for 2024

The best Scotiabank credit cards include cash back cards, travel rewards cards and others on the Visa and American Express networks.

3 Best Scotiabank Business Credit Cards in Canada for 2024

Scotiabank’s best business credit cards in Canada can help you earn cash-back or Scene+ rewards while managing your business’s expenses.

8 Best Scotiabank Credit Cards in Canada for 2024

The best Scotiabank credit cards include cash back cards, travel rewards cards and others on the Visa and American Express networks.

Best HSBC Credit Cards in Canada

The best HSBC credit cards in Canada include several Mastercards with reasonable rates, fees and rewards.

13 Best BMO Credit Cards in Canada for 2024

The best BMO Bank credit cards in Canada include a variety of no-fee Mastercards, several Visa Infinite options, and co-branded travel credit cards that earn Air Miles.

American Express Aeroplan Reserve Card Review 2024: Is It Worth It?

The American Express Aeroplan Reserve Card is a premium credit card that allows cardmembers to earn Aeroplan points with each purchase.

12 Best TD Bank Credit Cards in Canada for 2024

The best TD Bank credit cards in Canada include several Visa Infinite options as well as co-branded travel credit cards that earn Aeroplan points.

Young man at computer thinks about buying crypto with a credit card.

How to Buy Bitcoin and Other Crypto With a Credit Card

You can buy Bitcoin and some other cryptocurrencies with a credit card, but the process typically involves extra fees.

Woman in a hat pays for her cafe meal with a metal credit card.

What Is a Metal Credit Card and How Do You Get One?

Metal credit cards in Canada offer a stylish design and impressive perks, but watch out for high fees and income requirements.

Air Miles Rewards Program in Canada: A Complete Guide

Air Miles is one of Canada’s popular loyalty rewards programs. Members can earn, collect and redeem Dream Miles and Cash Miles for travel, retail and more.

Smiling young woman holding a credit card.

What Is a Credit Card and Should You Get One?

Credit cards allow the account holder to make purchases with revolving credit. But cardholders must pay the borrowed balance in full each month, or be charged interest.

A credit card annual fee pays for premium perks, like vacation travel, roadside assistance, lounge visits and experiences enjoyed by the pictured couple, taking photographs and having fun on a roadtrip.

When Is a Credit Card Annual Fee Worth It?

A credit card’s annual fee can be offset by its benefits — just make sure the extra cost is worth the premium perks.

Shot of a young woman using a laptop and smartphone while making online purchases with one of her many credit cards to maximize points.

How Many Credit Cards Should I Have?

There’s no magic number of credit cards to have — but knowing your spending habits, ability to pay on time and credit score will help you decide.

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