Jackie DeAngelis still anchors Fox Business’ The Big Money Show after the network’s October 2026 reshuffle — she kept her noon-to-2 p.m. seat while her former co-hosts moved to a new morning show and rotating co-hosts joined her. The direct answer to the net-worth question: no reliable figure exists. Neither DeAngelis nor Fox Business has disclosed her wealth, and no major financial outlet has published a verified estimate. The dollar figures circulating online are aggregator guesses that disagree wildly, explained below — and in August 2026 she also filed a personal-injury lawsuit against Whole Foods, covered here strictly as allegations, since no outcome has been reported.
Quick facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Full name | Jacqueline DeAngelis |
| Age (October 2026) | 46 (born July 18, 1980, as most commonly reported — see note below) |
| Birthplace | Alpine, New Jersey, USA |
| Profession | Financial journalist; anchor, Fox Business Network |
| Education | Cornell University (BA, Asian Studies and History, 2002); Rutgers School of Law (JD) |
| Height | ~5 ft 6 in (as reported; sources vary) |
| Current show | The Big Money Show, Fox Business, weekdays 12–2 p.m. ET |
| Estimated net worth | No reliable figure published (see Money section) |
| Last updated | October 2026 |
A note on her age: July 18, 1980 is the birth date given by most biography sources, and it fits her timeline — she graduated from Cornell in 2002. One low-quality site claims 1993, which is irreconcilable with a 2002 college graduation, and Fox does not publish her birth date officially. So 46 in October 2026 is the commonly reported figure, not an officially confirmed one.
Biography
Jackie DeAngelis was born Jacqueline DeAngelis in Alpine, New Jersey, and raised there. She attended Cornell University, graduating cum laude in 2002 with a Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies and History, then earned a Juris Doctor from Rutgers School of Law. Before entering media, she worked as a technology analyst for Oaktree Capital Management. She is also reported to be fluent in Mandarin and Farsi — a fitting match for her Asian Studies background.
She keeps her personal life private. Biography sites disagree about her marital status — one claims she is married with the name undisclosed, another claims she is not married — and since she has not confirmed it publicly, this article does not present either claim as fact.
Career: from CNBC energy reporter to Fox Business anchor
DeAngelis spent about 13 years at CNBC, where she became chief energy correspondent and anchor of Futures Now, the network’s online commodities program. She was posted to the Middle East for CNBC International from 2010 to 2011, and later served as Director of Strategic Programming and Development at CNBC’s global headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, where her Investing in America: A CNBC Town Hall Event with President Obama special was nominated for an Emmy Award.
She then moved to Yahoo Finance, anchoring the midday program The Ticker, before joining Fox Business Network in April 2019 as a financial correspondent based in New York. In May 2019 she took part in the network’s capitalism-versus-socialism town hall, presenting a five-day segment series on the economic debate. In January 2023 she joined Brian Brenberg and Taylor Riggs as a co-host of the new The Big Money Show, which she has described as the place “where Wall Street, Main Street and Washington converge.”
The October 2026 reshuffle: what changed — and what didn’t
On October 1, 2026, Fox News Media announced a weekday programming overhaul for Fox Business, effective Monday, October 12, 2026. For DeAngelis, the headline is simple: she stayed on The Big Money Show in the same noon-to-2 p.m. ET slot, but the people sitting next to her changed. Her former co-hosts Taylor Riggs, Brian Brenberg and Dagen McDowell moved to a new three-hour morning program, Big Money in the Morning (6–9 a.m. ET), alongside Barron’s Josh Schafer, replacing Mornings with Maria after Maria Bartiromo’s September 2026 exit. McDowell and Brenberg’s evening show, The Bottom Line, ended its 6 p.m. run, with Kudlow encores taking that slot.
DeAngelis’s new company on The Big Money Show is a rotation of Cheryl Casone, Marcus Lemonis and Lou Basenese. The same reshuffle gave fellow Fox Business anchor Liz Claman a new Friday night program, Claman’s Power Players (7–7:30 p.m. ET) — a finance cluster that also includes Madison Alworth, another Fox Business journalist profiled on this site. Media reporter Dylan Byers had noted DeAngelis was seen as a possible contender for a Bartiromo slot; that was speculation, and the announced lineup kept her on The Big Money Show rather than moving her.
The Whole Foods lawsuit: allegations only
In August 2026, DeAngelis sued Whole Foods in Manhattan Supreme Court. The suit was filed August 20 and first reported by the New York Post in early September. Everything in this section comes from the complaint as reported by news outlets, and none of it has been proven. No verdict or outcome has been reported as of October 2026.
According to the complaint, she alleges that in September 2023, while shopping at the Whole Foods at 10 Columbus Circle in Manhattan, a black pit bull bit her left hand. She says the injury required surgery and left permanent scarring and reduced mobility, and that the dog’s owner left with the dog before police arrived. Her legal claim is that the dog was not a legitimate service animal and that the store failed to reasonably enforce its own policies on animals — Whole Foods permits only service animals recognized under the Americans with Disabilities Act. She is seeking unspecified damages for medical expenses and emotional distress. Whole Foods declined to comment on pending litigation, and Fox did not comment.
Money: no reliable net worth figure
There is no reliable published figure for Jackie DeAngelis’s net worth, and this article will not invent one. Fox Business does not disclose its anchors’ pay, and no credible financial publication has reported her wealth. The numbers circulating online come from biography aggregator sites that publish guesses without any stated methodology — and they disagree wildly, ranging from around $500,000–$700,000 at older or weaker sites to $1–2 million, $1–3 million, and $1–5 million at others, with one page also giving $2.2–2.8 million. Because those trackers copy one another and contradict each other, no single number can be trusted; the fairest reading is only that her wealth is likely in the low millions, unconfirmed.
Salary guesses are just as scattered — aggregators claim anything from roughly $45,000–$110,000 a year to $350,000–$500,000 — so this article states no salary figure either. What can be said is that her income comes from a long staff career in financial television — about 13 years at CNBC, then Yahoo Finance, and since April 2019 at Fox Business — plus occasional speaking and appearance work, none of it publicly quantified. Until a credible source reports a figure, any net worth number attached to her name should be treated as a guess.
FAQ
What is Jackie DeAngelis’s net worth? No reliable figure exists. She and Fox Business have not disclosed it, and aggregator estimates range from under $1 million to $5 million without any stated methodology, so none is presented here as fact.
Is Jackie DeAngelis still on The Big Money Show? Yes. After the Fox Business reshuffle effective October 12, 2026, she remains host of The Big Money Show (weekdays, noon–2 p.m. ET), now with rotating co-hosts Cheryl Casone, Marcus Lemonis and Lou Basenese.
What is the Whole Foods lawsuit about? In a complaint filed August 20, 2026, DeAngelis alleges a dog bit her hand at a Manhattan Whole Foods in September 2023, causing injuries requiring surgery. These are allegations only — Whole Foods declined to comment, and no outcome has been reported.
How old is Jackie DeAngelis? She is reported to be 46 as of October 2026, born July 18, 1980, in Alpine, New Jersey. Fox does not officially publish her birth date.
Sources
- FOX Business Network Announces New Weekday Programming Lineup Debuting Monday, October 12 — PR Newswire
- FOX Business Network Sets New Weekday Programming — TALKERS
- Fox Business expands Big Money Show to mornings — TheDesk
- Jackie DeAngelis: Age, Husband, Net Worth & Career (2026) — VantageDiary
- Fox Anchor Sues After Pit Bull Attack Leaves Permanent Injuries — LyusWatchNews
- Jackie DeAngelis Wikipedia: Married, Salary, Parents, Age & Bio — FactsPodium
- Jackie DeAngelis — FactsBios
- Jackie DeAngelis Net Worth: 2025 Guide & Income — The Geek Insights
- Jackie DeAngelis FOX Business, Bio, Age, Wikipedia, Wedding, Husband — FamousIntel
- Jackie DeAngelis Bio, FBN, Age, Family, Husband, Height, Net Worth, Salary — AzaadBites
- Jackie DeAngelis Net Worth, Career, and Achievements in 2026 — CelebsBucks
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