Creator "Right on the Money", Co-host "Y'all-itics" Podcast, Anchor M-F 4-5pm News, Senior Reporter
Jason Wheeler is an anchor, editor, and host at WFAA. He specializes in topics related to finance, real estate, and career development, contributing to discussions on credit health, debt management, and the housing market. Jason's work has been featured in notable publications such as Daytona Beach News-Journal, Yahoo News, and the Dallas Business Journal.
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Jason Wheeler primarily covers local business and finance topics, with a strong emphasis on data-driven reporting and government announcements. Given his focus, he may be particularly receptive to pitches related to local businesses, economic trends in Texas or Dallas, property taxes, energy costs (including electricity bills), college financial aid policies, trade developments in the region (particularly at the Texas border), and homeownership issues.
Pitching stories that tie into actual data or recent government announcements is likely to grab Jason's attention. Additionally, providing insights from local experts or individuals directly affected by these topics could enhance pitch relevance for his coverage.
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There is hope in the oil and gas patch here, but also a lot of concern and uncertainty.
A new Texans Credit Union survey suggests knowledge on this topic is definitely needed
By: Jason Wheeler
Even as workers look for new jobs, one report found they are embracing their current jobs because they're having a tough time navigating the current labor market.
As the governor pushes to end annual property appraisals, some say Tarrant County's experiment with that is a cautionary tale.
The majority of appraised values are holding steady or going down after a string of increases in recent years.
Homeowners who miss out could lose a lot of protection and a lot of money.
Some Texas homeowners are buying other insurance...to help them cover the hail deductible on homeowner's insurance
Here's some advice for graduate applicants as they try to get their careers started.
By: Jason Wheeler
We consume more fuel than any other state. So we have been paying a bunch. But on the flip side, the state of Texas stands to collect a lot more in oil taxes.
Travelers are looking for savings and may find it in hotel bookings. Airfares remain stubbornly high, in part because of much higher jet fuel prices.
