Ana Staples is a personal finance reporter for CNBC Select. With a focus on providing practical and accessible financial advice, Ana's articles cover a range of topics including insurance, loans, credit cards, and more. Her work has been featured in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Bankrate, and Experian.
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Ana's coverage predominantly focuses on personal finance, with a strong emphasis on "how-to" guides and industry-specific insights. She would likely be interested in receiving pitches from financial experts who can provide practical advice or expert analysis related to personal finance topics such as loans, insurance, credit cards, and debt management.
Given the nature of her articles providing guidance to consumers, she may find value in content that simplifies complex financial concepts or provides step-by-step solutions for common financial challenges.
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A certified credit counselor reviews a debt repayment plan created by AI — and offers better solutions.
By: Ana Staples
Nearly half of all Americans have credit card debt . And more than half of all Americans say they use AI regularly . Which gives me an idea!
By: Ana Staples
Nearly half of all Americans have credit card debt. And more than half of all Americans say they use AI regularly. Which gives me an idea!
By: Ana Staples
Nearly half of all Americans have credit card debt . And more than half of all Americans say they use AI regularly . Which gives me an idea!
The Capital One SavorOne is changing its name and design — and getting a new welcome bonus offer. Is now the right time for you to apply?
The Capital One SavorOne is no more. Capital One is changing the name of one of its most popular cash back cards to the Capital One Savor
Ana Staples 11 min read Key takeaways It's important to understand the key terms you might encounter on bills, when using rewards or when performing certain kinds of transactions.
I woke up one day this October and my credit card issuer said, “Hello, if you wanted to book a hotel, we could give you $250 or more worth of travel back.”
By: Ana Staples
Anyone who's ever maxed out a credit card knows the unique pain it brings. There's deep frustration. There's shame and embarrassment.
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