Eric Rosenberg

About Eric Rosenberg

Eric Rosenberg is a personal finance expert with both an undergraduate degree and MBA in finance. He has worked as a bank manager and in corporate finance. Connect with him at Personal Profitability.

How to watch college football without cable (2024)

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College football season is one of the most exciting in American sports. With top teams going head-to-head on the gridiron, we have an exciting season ahead!Whether you want to see the current top-ranked team claim the national championship or are cheering for an underdog, follow this updated … [Read more...] about How to watch college football without cable (2024)

Is pay-per-mile car insurance right for you?

Depending on your driving habits, you can cut the price of your car insurance in half. Sound too good to be true? It’s not—as more insurers offer pay-per-mile car insurance, more people are dropping their traditional car insurance for this potentially cost-saving option.Here’s a look at how … [Read more...] about Is pay-per-mile car insurance right for you?

Free and cheap ways to file your taxes online

When tax season rolls around, most people’s first instinct is to pay for an accountant or online tax filing software. But did you know that many people can do their taxes for free? Here’s a closer look at free and low-cost methods to do your taxes online.Top free or cheap tax filing … [Read more...] about Free and cheap ways to file your taxes online

Can you save money by doing your own taxes? Here’s how to know

I always used my family's accountant to do my taxes. He wasn’t cheap, but I thought the expense was justified — until I found some serious errors in my tax return that, had I not caught them, would have cost me as much as I was paying my accountant. At that point, I realized that I could do my taxes … [Read more...] about Can you save money by doing your own taxes? Here’s how to know

How to profit from your old CD and DVD collections

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Before high-speed internet and digital music and movies, it wasn't rare for people to spend thousands of dollars on a DVD and CD collection. But with today’s options for online streaming and on-demand content, the need for physical media has gone by the wayside as easier and cheaper versions of … [Read more...] about How to profit from your old CD and DVD collections

How to watch March Madness without cable 2024

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When spring rolls around, some people are excited about sunshine, warmer weather, and getting outside. However, to college basketball fans, the spring months are some of the most exciting of the year. The NCAA March Madness basketball tournament is an annual highlight.CBS and Turner Sports … [Read more...] about How to watch March Madness without cable 2024

The ultimate guide to saving money by cutting cable

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When was the last time you looked at your cable or satellite TV bill? When I looked at my bill a few years back, I was disgusted to be paying $70 each month to sit on the couch and zone out.Cheaper cable alternatives give you the same entertainment for a lot less money, and you may even discover … [Read more...] about The ultimate guide to saving money by cutting cable

How to make a budget spreadsheet: Step-by-step guide for first-timers

Budgeting used to involve a paper, pen and hours of work hunched over receipts and bank statements, but those days are long gone. Thanks to modern spreadsheet programs, you can make a do-it-yourself budget in just a few minutes. Whether you are new to personal finance management or a long-time … [Read more...] about How to make a budget spreadsheet: Step-by-step guide for first-timers

Can a Chromebook replace your laptop?

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One of the best freebies I’ve ever received from a company was a Chromebook. The CR-48 was the first Chromebook offered to the public, and I snagged mine a decade ago as part of the Chrome Notebook Pilot Program. Chromebooks have become a popular, affordable alternative to more expensive Windows and … [Read more...] about Can a Chromebook replace your laptop?

How to watch pro sports live without cable TV 2024

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Have you cut the cord on cable TV, but still want to watch pro sports live? Rest assured, you have plenty of options for streaming your favorite sports online. Games are available to watch on nearly any device you own. The trick to figuring out how to watch live sports for free is subscribing to the … [Read more...] about How to watch pro sports live without cable TV 2024

Credit cards: Everything you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask

Many consumers have a mixed relationship with credit cards. On one hand, they can lead to cash back, travel rewards, and the ability to buy something now and pay later. But when used irresponsibly, credit cards can lead to massive debt and expensive interest payments. If you typically use cash or … [Read more...] about Credit cards: Everything you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask

Apps to save you money on the go

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Mobile technology is advancing with leaps and bounds, and new apps and features help us save money wherever we are. Whether you are headed to the store, the gas station, or vacation, there are apps to help you save money along the way. Here are some favorite apps to save you money on the … [Read more...] about Apps to save you money on the go

Affordable family cellphone plans

Cellphone plans run from very inexpensive to hundreds of dollars per month. Some are prepaid. Some have a contract. Some come from big, reputable companies everyone knows. Some few have heard of. There are so many options that it can be hard to make the right decision.While each company … [Read more...] about Affordable family cellphone plans

Best cellphone plans for seniors in 2023

One of the perks of retirement is how much life gets easier. Gone are the days of endless work calls, texts, and emails after business hours. Since your cell phone needs may have changed, you might be in the market for a new phone plan. We’ve researched the best cell phone plans for your specific … [Read more...] about Best cellphone plans for seniors in 2023

Buy your own smart router and save on internet costs

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While companies like Comcast, Cox, Verizon, AT&T, and CenturyLink try to lease you a modem and router combo for your internet service, you are not required to take it. Instead, you can buy your own modem and router to own your own device and avoid that monthly fee. This post … [Read more...] about Buy your own smart router and save on internet costs

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