Personal Finance
Jessica Dickler
Jessica Dickler is a contributing writer and editor covering personal finance for CNBC.com.
As an award-winning financial journalist, Dickler has covered national news, the economy, real estate, retail, personal finance and consumer spending. Prior to joining CNBC, she worked for CNNMoney.com, SmartMoney.com and WSJ.com. She is also a regular contributor and columnist for HGTV Magazine.
Dickler holds a bachelor's degree in Political Science and Art History from Johns Hopkins University and a master's degree from the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University.
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Most people feel like an adult at age 18, but these days millennials don’t become financially independent until almost a decade later.
Few cardholders ask their credit card issuer for fee waivers, a lower interest rate or a bigger credit limit, despite good chances of success.
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If you are worried about what the increase in the federal funds rate means to your credit card bill, mortgage and other loans, here's what to expect.
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Paying off debt is the most common reason Americans tap their retirement funds early, according to a recent report.
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The faster a student loan tab is paid off, the less interest will accrue. Depending on the outstanding balance, that can make a substantial difference.
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More families are considering public schools because of the tuition discount. But even for in-state students, costs are rising significantly.
Your vacation plans could be upended by one of these common mishaps. Here's what to do before you take that big trip.
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Where parental leave policies are lacking, some co-workers are picking up the slack by donating their time off to a new parent at the office.
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These colleges are making a name for themselves by keeping costs way down and giving students an opportunity to get a small-school experience at an affordable price.
Despite the tax benefits, only 29 percent of Americans know that 529 plans are an education savings tool, according to a new survey.
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The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals confirmed its decision to vacate the fiduciary rule.
It's going to be easier for your state to nab its share of sales tax on your web-based purchases.
Young people today have high expectations for their work life. Here's where they'd like to be employed.
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