Sara Eisen’s Salary and Net Worth

Sara Eisen’s net worth is $5 million and earns a salary of about $100,000 as an American television journalist and CNBC financial news anchor.

Sara, who currently works with CNBC, was a co-host on Bloomberg’s Worldwide Exchange program before moving to another program – Power Lunch – also as a co-host. She is presently the correspondent for a morning segment of CNBC’s Squawk on the Street.

Sara Eisen’s Biography Summary

Who is Sara Eisen?

The journalist was born Sara Aliza Eisen in Cincinnati, Ohio on 7 August 1984 and comes from a family of doctors. Her mother, Dr. Jane Eisen, is a retired pediatric dentist while, her father, Dr. Drore Eisen, is a dermatologist and also the founder and director of CDx Diagnostics.

For her education, Sara Eisen attended New York University (NYU) after high school. She then went on to gain her Master’s degree from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism with a degree in Broadcast Journalism and a concentration in Business Reporting.

Sara Eisen’s Salary & Net Worth

Although her salary at her current job has never been made public, she was estimated to have been earning $100,000 monthly while at Bloomberg. Her earnings has since swelled putting her current net worth at $5 million. Considering the many years she has spent in the industry and all the hard work she has put in, she definitely deserves every penny.

In 2014, together with her husband, the journalist paid $2.33 million to purchase a 1,200-square-foot apartment in the Spears Building. In 2018, the couple put the property up for sale at an asking price of $2.6 million. Per the Observer, the couple were looking for a bigger place to accommodate their growing family.

While Eisen’s estimated net worth is no chicken feed, it pales in comparison to some other TV anchors, the likes of Robin Roberts, Brian Williams, Shepard Smith, and many others who have their net worth in 8 figures.

Tracing the Origin of Sara Eisen’s Career As A Journalist

Before CNBC, Sara Eisen began her media career while in college when she began working as an intern with a startup called ForexTV.com, which was where she gained experience in foreign trading. After going back to school and equipping herself with a degree in Broadcast Journalism, she got another internship, but this time with Bloomberg TV in Hong Kong.

After gathering first-hand experiences in the field, Sara Eisen relocated to New York and became a full-time employee at Bloomberg, starting as a production assistant in 2008. However, it was her drive and passion for the foreign exchange markets that served as the key to her meteoric rise in the profession.

In 2008, when the world was in the middle of a financial crisis and the company needed someone with a sound understanding of the workings of the ‘crazy markets’, Sara seized the opportunity and was given a chance on Bloomberg Radio and then TV to report on foreign exchange, thereby landing her big break.

As a Bloomberg correspondent, Sara covered several international stories such as the post-Tsunami and nuclear crisis in Japan, and the European debt crisis. She also attended multiple G20 and IMF meetings around the world.

The American journalist was also a regular on the program – On The Economy for Bloomberg Radio, while also working as a correspondent and co-host for the morning TV show, Bloomberg Surveillance with Tom Keene. She also appeared on Lunch Money for the network.

In 2013, Sara Eisen left Bloomberg to join CNBC as a correspondent. At CNBC, she has become the viewers’ delight because of her ability to tackle business issues while providing proper insight and an in-depth perspective on her financial reporting. She keeps those interested in business glued to their screens with her insightful discussions on the subject matter.

She worked as a co-host of CNBC’s Worldwide Exchange with Wilfred Frost before she was given a role as co-host of Power Lunch alongside Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, Tyler Mathisen, and Melissa Lee. She is also a co-host of CNBC’s morning show Squawk on the Street.

Sara considers CNBC as where she has always been meant to be and has interviewed several financial experts and Federal chairs during her time at CNBC.

Key Takeaways About Sara Eisen 

What is Sara Eisen’s Age?

Sara Eisen is 39 years old. She was born Sara Aliza Eisen in Cincinnati, Ohio, on 7 August 1984.

What is Sara Eisen’s Salary?

Sara Eisen’s salary is estimated to be $100,000 monthly while at Bloomberg but it is believed that she could be earning more than that now.

What is Sara Eisen’s Net Worth?

Sara Eisen’s net worth is $5 million and she largely made her money through her career.

Who is Sara Eisen’s Husband?

Sara Eisen is currently married to Matthew Stone Levine, a former Head of US Programming at Bloomberg and current director at a strategic advisory firm called Brunswick Group.

What is Sara Eisen’s Height?

The journalist stands tall at a height of 5 feet 6 inches or 1.68m and weighs 56 kg (123 lbs).

What Are Sara Eisen’s Measurements?

Sara Eisen’s body measurements are 33-24-35 inches. She also has blonde hair, green eyes, stands 5 feet 6 inches tall, and weighs 56 kg.