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Jessica Dickler

Jessica Dickler

Contributing Writer & Editor at CNBC Online

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AI puts the squeeze on new grads — and the colleges that promised to make them employable

As the AI boom redefines work, new grads face a shrinking share entry-level jobs. For colleges, this brings added attention to return-on-investment scrutiny.
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What the Visa, Mastercard legal settlement means for your rewards c...

A Visa and MasterCard settlement with merchants announced earlier this week could bring changes to your experience checking out.
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Trump floats $2,000 tariff rebate checks: Here's what you need to know

President Donald Trump refloated the idea of tariff rebate checks over the weekend, but experts say such a plan is unlikely to become policy.
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Rising household debt balances point to worsening 'K-shaped' econom...

Recent reports show a growing divide among consumers, with more borrowers either in a position of financial distress or strength.
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Donations to hunger relief organizations surge amid SNAP crisis: He...

Amid critical funding shortages for SNAP benefits, donors have stepped in to support the nonprofits addressing food insecurity.
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With fewer safety nets, 'robbed' Gen X is facing a retirement crisi...

Gen Xers are the least financially prepared generation for retirement by nearly every measure, according to a recent report.
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After the Fed cut interest rates, adjustable-rate mortgages may be ...

More buyers are turning to adjustable-rate mortgages, which offer lower initial rates than fixed-rate loans. But there are some risks.
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What another Fed cut could mean for borrowers — some rates may bare...

What another Fed cut could mean for borrowers — some rates may barely budge
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Government shutdown curtails nonprofit funding, putting vital servi...

As the standoff in Washington drags on, many nonprofits have lost access to the federal grants essential to their operations.
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Here's the inflation breakdown for September 2025 — in one chart

The annual inflation rate ticked higher in September, amid higher prices at the gasoline pump and a more muted increase at the grocery store.
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Millions of families at risk as government shutdown impacts SNAP fu...

As the government shutdown drags on, some states have warned that they may need to suspend SNAP benefits as soon as next month.
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How to rethink your portfolio as the Fed cuts interest rates, accor...

There are certain moves investors can make now to prepare for even small reductions in rates going forward.
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Millions of student loan borrowers at risk of default as late payme...

Student loan borrowers who are behind on their payments will be pushed into default in coming months, says Moody's Analytics economist Justin Begley.
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Gold hits $4,000 but stocks still win over time, top advisor says: ...

Gold hits $4,000 but stocks still win over time, top advisor says: 'Gold glitters but earnings compound'
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Consumer outlook sours as inflation expectations rise, New York Fed...

Americans are increasingly pessimistic about their financial future as a wave of economic uncertainty takes hold.
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Consumers' top purchase pain points: groceries and gas, new report ...

Consumers are increasingly leaning on credit cards to buy essentials like gas and groceries, according to a new report by TD Bank.
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How CNBC's No. 1 financial advisor uses a 'white glove approach' in...

The firm says its secret to success is providing a "white glove approach" to all clients, regardless of who they are or how much they have invested.
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'A perfect storm' — more colleges at risk as enrollment falls and f...

In part due to the Trump administration's changes to the student visa policy, there are fewer students on college campuses this fall.
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Education Department opens FAFSA ahead of schedule — it's a 'huge w...

The Education Department said the 2026-27 Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now available to everyone ahead of schedule.
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These are the red flags to watch out for when picking a financial a...

Finding the right advisor is key to your long-term financial wellbeing. Here's what to look for — and what to avoid.
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How to invest in gold as bullion surges to record high above $3,700

As interest in gold and gold-related financial investments soars, here’s what to know before adding gold holdings to your portfolio.