Erin Burnett Net Worth

Erin Burnett is an American news anchor who has a net worth of $20 million. American news presenter Erin Isabelle Burnett, who presently hosts Erin Burnett OutFront on CNN, was born on July 2, 1976. She has previously worked for CNBC as the host of Street Signs and a co-anchor of Squawk on the Street. Burnett has additionally made appearances on NBC’s Meet the Press, Today, MSNBC‘s Morning Joe, NBC Nightly News, and The Celebrity Apprentice on occasion.

Erin Burnett Salary

At CNN, Burnett earns $6 million yearly pay. She began her professional career as a mergers and acquisitions analyst at Goldman Sachs. After that, Erin received a job offer from CNN, where she would work as a writer and recruit guest analysts for the program “Moneyline.”

Erin Burnett House

In New York City, Erin Burnett resides in an apartment on Broadway. The building offers a 24-hour doorman, a communal pool, a fitness center, a parking garage, and a residential lounge for its inhabitants. It is close to the Lincoln Center and is only a block from Central Park.

The Erin Burnett home, which has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, is decorated with hardwood floors, high ceilings, and wide windows that look down into the bustling city below. The apartment also has a master bedroom that is roomy, a marble bathroom, a breakfast bar in the kitchen, and a ton of closet space. Though we were unable to pinpoint the price Burnett paid for the place, we can say that a 2-bed, 2.5-bath in the building is currently on the rental market for $13,200 a month (the same price Erin’s unit was last listed at), so you can be she’s paying out big for her New York pad.  

Who is Erin Burnett? | Wiki & Biography

Erin Burnett is an American news anchor who has a net worth of $20 million. has previously worked for CNBC as the host of Street Signs and a co-anchor of Squawk on the Street. Burnett has additionally made appearances on NBC’s Meet the Press, Today, MSNBC‘s Morning Joe, NBC Nightly News, and The Celebrity Apprentice on occasion.

Burnett has broadcast live episodes of Erin Burnett OutFront from the borders of Israel, Mali, Afghanistan, Rwanda, and the United Arab Emirates. For the program, she has also reported from China, Ukraine, and Pakistan.

For her work on a number of documentaries shot abroad in the United States, Joe Scarborough branded Burnett “the International Superstar” while she was employed at NBC. Her reports and documentaries were filmed in Jordan, India, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Russia.

Erin Burnett Age

Erin Isabelle Burnett was born on July 2, 1976 (age 46 as of 2023) in Mardela Springs, Maryland, U.S.

Erin Burnett Height & Weight

Erin Burnett is around 1.7 meters tall, with an average height of 5 feet 5 inches. Erin Burnett is a healthy-looking woman of normal height and weight. If her images, taken in relation to her surroundings, offer any indication, she is quite tall.

Erin Burnett Family

She is the youngest child of a corporate lawyer( Kenneth King Burnett )and Esther Margaret (née Stewart) Burnett. She is English, Scottish, and Irish-born.

Erin Burnett Husband

In 2003, Burnett went on a blind date and met executive David Rubulotta. Previously, Rubulotta worked as a trader for Lehman Brothers. At the end of September 2011, they got engaged. Rubulotta and Burnett wed on December 21, 2012.

Erin Burnett Children

A son was born to Burnett on November 29, 2013. She gave birth to a daughter on July 18, 2015. On August 20, 2018, a boy, the third child of the couple, was born.

Erin Burnett Education Background

Prior to enrolling in St. Andrew’s School, a private coed college preparatory boarding school in Middletown, Delaware, where he eventually graduated in 1994, Burnett attended The Salisbury School, a private, independent elementary and middle school in Salisbury, Maryland. In 2009, she made a comeback to the institution to give the graduating address. She received a Bachelor of Arts in political economy from Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts, where she studied political science and economics. She participated in field hockey and lacrosse.

Erin Burnett Career Background

In the Goldman Sachs investment banking office, where she focused on mergers and acquisitions and corporate finance, Burnett started her career as a financial analyst. Burnett was given a job at CNN as a writer and booker for CNN’s Moneyline with Stuart Varney, Willow Bay, and Lou Dobbs while still employed as an investment banking analyst. She resigned from her post to become vice president of CitiMedia, Citigroup’s digital media division.

Burnett joined Bloomberg Television as an anchor and stock editor after leaving Citigroup. From 2005 until 2011, Burnett co-anchored Squawk on the Street with Mark Haines and served as host of CNBC’s Street Signs.

On August 5, 2009, during a conversation with her host Jim Cramer about a story concerning Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd‘s plans to spend millions of dollars on aerial shooting to eradicate Australian feral camels in the outback, Burnett used the term “serial killer.” The claimed strategy was dubbed “camelcide” by Cramer. Burnett said her remark was intended as a joke the following day on the program.

Burnett hosted a “Seriously?”-titled report on the Occupy Wall Street protesters on October 4, 2011, not long after joining CNN. She was charged with fabricating information about protesters by the journalism watchdog group FAIR. In response, journalist Glenn Greenwald wrote in a piece for Salon about bias in Burnett’s reporting, which he ascribed to both her prior work on Wall Street and her partner’s position with Citigroup. We support Erin and the OutFront team and we respect that there will be a range of viewpoints on any particular subject, CNN said in a statement in reaction to the criticism.

According to Burnett, President Trump’s suggestion to employ military action under the Insurrection Act to clear Lafayette Square of protesters would amount to “invoking an act not invoked since 1807 to deploy U.S. armed personnel on American soil.” She later made an apology, pointing out that the act has really been used before, most recently in 1992.