Carmen Wong Ulrich

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Carmen Wong Ulrich
Born New York, New York
Education Fairfield, B.A.
Columbia, M.S. in Psychology
Occupation Author, journalist & personal finance expert
Family Married with one daughter
Spouse(s) Lawrence Ulrich
Religious belief(s) Roman Catholic
Notable credit(s) Host of CNBC's On the Money
Author of Generation Debt
Official website

Carmen Wong Ulrich is an American television & online journalist, and personal finance expert at CNBC where she was the former host of "On the Money," a personal finance program. She is currently a contributor to The Dr. Oz Show and iVillage. Carmen also writes a blog for CNBC.com that focuses on taking control of your personal finances.[1]

Carmen's blog made its debut on Qvisory.com and her advice columns appear monthly in Glamour, Men’s Health and Latina magazine as well as online. Carmen also makes contributions to Essence and Diversity Women magazines. She has been making her name as a money expert appearing on CNN, The Rachael Ray Show, and Oprah's XM radio network.[2]

Business Pundit named Carmen one of the 25 Hottest Women of Business in January 2009.[3] And in March 2009 Carmen's accomplishments were honored at the eighth annual New York City Women's History Month Celebration.[4]

Contents

[edit] Generation Debt

Carmen is the author of Generation Debt: Take Control of Your Money—A How-to Guide published by Grand Central Publishing in 2006. This 272 page book concentrates on the under-40 crowd giving tips on what to do about student loans and consumer debt. The guide also provides recommendations on how to establish a goal-oriented budget, make the most of payback options, and utilize employee savings and investment plans. Her book has appeared on the recommended reading list of The Wall Street Journal and her advice has been highlighted in The Washington Post.[2]

Carmen's second book entitled The Real Cost of Living: Making the Best Decisions for You, Your Life and Your Money was released by Perigee/Penguin in December 2010.

[edit] Education

Carmen received a Bachelor's degree in psychology and art history from Fairfield University (Connecticut) and a Master's degree in psychology from Columbia University in the City of New York.[5]

[edit] Personal

Carmen is of Dominican descent. Her father Peter Wong, is of Chinese descent, though he is not her biological father[6] Wong Ulrich has daughter Bianca(2007) with husband, Lawrence Ulrich, an auto critic for the New York Times. The Ulrichs live in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

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