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Becky Quick Biography, Career, Net Worth, and Key Insight

$20M Net worth figures are based on publicly available estimates from sources such as Forbes, Bloomberg, and other reputable financial publications. These values are approximate and may not reflect real-time changes. The data is reviewed and updated biannually. Net worth
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Updated:
October 09, 2026

Becky Quick’s Profile Summary

Company
CNBC
Position
Co-Anchor of CNBC's "Squawk Box"
Source of wealth
Salary from CNBC, investments in stocks and bonds, book royalties
Also known as
Author, Moderator, Columnist.
Age
54
Education
Rutgers University – Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
Citizenship
United States
Residence
New Jersey, United States
Family
Husband Matt Quayle, two children, two stepdaughters.
Website, Social Media
https://x.com/BeckyQuick

Biography

Rebecca "Becky" Quick, born on July 18, 1972, in Gary, Indiana, is a distinguished American television journalist renowned for her role as co-anchor of CNBC's flagship morning program, "Squawk Box." Raised in various states due to her father's profession as a geologist, she eventually settled in New Jersey. Quick pursued political science at Rutgers University, where she served as editor-in-chief of the university's newspaper, The Daily Targum. Her journalism career commenced at The Wall Street Journal, covering retail and e-commerce sectors, and she played a pivotal role in launching the publication's online edition. In 2001, she transitioned to CNBC, where she has conducted interviews with prominent figures such as Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, and three U.S. presidents. Beyond her anchoring duties, Quick has moderated significant panels and authored columns for Fortune magazine, solidifying her status as a leading voice in financial journalism.

  • How did Becky Quick make money?

    Becky Quick makes money in the following areas:

    Salary from CNBC, investments in stocks and bonds, book royalties

  • What is Becky Quick net worth?

    As of 2026, Becky Quick’s net worth is estimated to be $20M.

What is Becky Quick also known as?

Becky Quick has authored columns for Fortune magazine, providing insights into financial markets and economic trends. She has also moderated high-profile panels at conferences such as the Microsoft CEO Conference and Fortune's Most Powerful Women's Conference, showcasing her expertise in facilitating discussions among industry leaders.

Prominent achievements

Named one of the "100 Most Influential People in Finance" by Worth magazine, moderated the 2015 Republican Presidential Debate, recognized for interviews with high-profile figures including Warren Buffett and Bill Gates, contributed to the launch of The Wall Street Journal Online.

Rang the Nasdaq Opening Bell with fellow Squawk Box anchors for the show’s 30th anniversary at Nasdaq MarketSite in September 2025.

What are Becky Quick’s key insights?

Becky Quick emphasizes the importance of thorough research and understanding in financial journalism, advocating for clear and accurate reporting to inform and educate the public. She believes in the power of insightful questioning to elicit meaningful information from interview subjects, aiming to provide viewers with a comprehensive understanding of complex financial issues.

Personal life

Becky Quick is married to Matt Quayle, an executive producer at CNBC. The couple has two children together: a son, Kyle Nathaniel Quayle, and a daughter, Kaylie Noelle. Additionally, Quick is a stepmother to Quayle's two daughters from a previous marriage, Natalie and Kimiko.

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