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Jessica Dickler

Jessica Dickler

Contributing Writer & Editor at CNBC Online

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Retail returns: An $890 billion problem

As shopping reaches a peak in the weeks ahead, retailers expect their return rate for the holidays to be 17% higher, on average, than the annual rate.
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Black Friday is almost here but some sales aren't all they are crac...

Retailers hype Black Friday discounts, but these may not be the best prices of the year, experts say.
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'Do I have a trust fund?' Viral 'teenager texts' highlight how litt...

Chip Leighton's "teenager texts" on social media hilariously call out questions from kids to their parents, such as "Do I need to tip the eye doctor?"
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Millennials say they plan to spend big this holiday season — 'I see...

Millennials plan to spend more than any other generation for the holidays, a new survey says. But using credit cards or payment plans may come at a high cost.
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The 2025-26 FAFSA is open ahead of schedule — here's why it's impor...

The official launch of the 2025-26 FAFSA is on track for later this week, ahead of schedule, the Education Department said.
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Are Black Friday deals worth waiting for? Here's what to expect thi...

Retailers try to tempt shoppers with Black Friday discounts. But these offers are not necessarily the best prices of the year, according to experts.
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Credit card debt hits record $1.17 trillion, New York Fed research ...

Credit card balances rose in the third quarter of 2024, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found.
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There's a 'compressed timeline' to submit a FAFSA form this year — ...

The 2025-26 FAFSA will be available to everyone on December 1, the Education Department said. Here's how to prepare.
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The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by a quarter point after el...

The second interest rate cut in a row will affect consumer borrowing costs. Here's what it means for your credit card, mortgage rate, car loan and savings.
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Presidential election offers opportunities — and risks — for ETF in...

In the months ahead, some ETFs or funds could outperform depending on who becomes president, but experts caution against making any hasty moves.
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Despite a half-point Fed rate cut, the average credit card interest...

Credit card APRs are edging lower after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a half point, but not by much.