Jessica Dickler is a personal finance writer at CNBC. With a focus on personal finance, the economy, and consumer spending, she brings her expertise to a variety of topics including retail, inflation, and family relationships. Jessica's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as NBC News, The West Australian, and CUInsight.com.
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By: Jessica Dickler
Although the Federal Reserve started slashing interest rates in September, the average credit card interest rate has barely budged.
By: Jessica Dickler
Jefferies' David Zervos and Barbara Doran, CEO of BD8 Capital Partners, weigh in on the likelihood of more rate cuts to come at CNBC's Financial Advisor Summit Tuesday.
By: Jessica Dickler
With enrollment falling, a growing number of colleges are in financial jeopardy.
By: Jessica Dickler
With college enrollment falling, a growing number of institutions are in financial jeopardy.
By: Jessica Dickler
The Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates for the third time when it meets next week. Consumers could see some of their borrowing costs come down as well.
By: Jessica Dickler
Overall, households are feeling more optimistic about their financial future.
U.S. households are feeling better about their financial standing than they have in a long time, new reports show.
By: Jessica Dickler
The Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark rate by a quarter point, or 25 basis points, at the end of its two-day meeting.
By: Jessica Dickler
Nearly 1 in 4 cardholders — 23% — did not redeem any rewards at all in 2024, according to a new survey by Bankrate.
By: Jessica Dickler
Saving $1 million for retirement is often considered the gold standard and, for the first time, a larger share of younger retirement savers are reaching that key savings threshold.
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