Ana Teresa Solá is a journalist who writes for CNBC, NBC Chicago, and NBC New York. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including personal finance, relationships, real estate, and tax optimization. Her work has also been featured in NBC4 Washington, San Diego Live Sound, and NBC Connecticut.
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Ana Teresa Solá's coverage is heavily focused on personal finance, with a significant emphasis on data-driven reporting and insights from industry experts. Her articles cover diverse topics such as tax optimization, charitable donations, car buying, retirement planning, mortgage rates, and the financial habits of different demographics.
Given her reliance on data and expert commentary in her articles, she would likely be receptive to pitches from financial analysts or advisors who can provide unique insights supported by relevant data. For instance, offering detailed analysis regarding emerging trends in any of the mentioned areas could capture her attention.
As Ana does not have a specific geographic focus but covers wide-ranging financial topics that are applicable across various regions or countries; therefore sources providing global perspectives or localized insights should consider reaching out to her.
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By: Ana Teresa Solá
"We're going to open up tracks of federal land for housing construction," Trump said during a Aug. 15 news conference.
By: Ana Teresa Solá, Jessica Dickler
Heading into the peak holiday season, some shoppers are still paying off the gifts they purchased in 2023.
By: Ana Teresa Solá
The average 30-year fixed rate mortgage was 6.78% on Nov. 14, unchanged from a week ago.
By: Ana Teresa Solá
Key Points About 49% of employed travelers are “laptop luggers,” or those who plan to work at some point on their holiday vacation, according to the Deloitte holiday travel survey.
By: Ana Teresa Solá
Key Points Millennials and Gen Zers are the two most likely generational groups to have exchange-traded funds in their retirement accounts, at 81% and 75%, respectively, according to a report by Nasdaq.
Some last-minute holiday travelers are leaning into so-called "Travel Tuesday" — or the Tuesday after Cyber Monday and Black Friday.
Like Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Travel Tuesday can be an opportunity to snare big discounts. But how much you benefit may depend on your needs, experts say.
By: Ana Teresa Solá, Jessica Dickler
One factor that drove young men to the polls may have been perceived economic disparities, experts say, which ultimately helped Republicans win on Election Day.
Dupes may just be the hottest gift of the season. This year, 79% of shoppers said they would buy a dupe as a gift for their loved ones for the holidays, according to a recent report.
Nearly 80% of shoppers said they would buy a dupe as a gift for their loved ones for the holidays, according to a recent report.
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