How to Downgrade Your Travel Card to Save on Annual Fees
If you have a credit card with an annual fee, it’s a good idea to occasionally check in and make sure you’re getting enough value from the card to justify…
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.
Posts by Eric Rosenberg:
How (and Why) to Choose a New Travel Card During the Coronavirus Crisis
The coronavirus crisis is giving most of us unprecedented time at home. If you are working from home and looking to fill your time, it could be a perfect time…
Your Guide to United Business Class
Note: NerdWallet strongly discourages traveling in the near future while the coronavirus continues to spread. Check the CDC and State Department websites for current guidance and travel restrictions. Please use…
Guide to United First Class
Whether you’re headed off for a short flight or a long-haul trip around the world, first class is virtually always the most comfortable part of the plane. With United, a…
Your Guide to Earning Miles With Frontier Airlines
If you’re into discount airlines with à la carte pricing, you’re probably very familiar with Frontier Airlines. This Denver-based airline offers flights that are sometimes unbelievably cheap, but you’ll pay…
Guide to American Airlines Elite Status
If you regularly fly on American Airlines or find it’s the most convenient airline for your favorite destinations, you should know how American Airlines elite status works. If you meet…
