Ana Teresa Sol

Ana Teresa Solá is a personal finance reporter at CNBC, covering consumer money topics, personal budgeting, debt, savings, and practical strategies to help audiences make better financial decisions. She joined CNBC in 2023 to cover personal finance after earlier roles that built her markets and reporting foundation, including an equities reporting internship at Bloomberg News, work as a journalist at Puerto Rico’s Pulso Estudiantil, and contributing writing for Archivos del Caribe. Her reporting style emphasizes service journalism—clear, actionable takeaways supported by data and expert sources—aimed at empowering everyday consumers. Solá holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Puerto Rico (Río Piedras) and a master’s degree from the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, which informs her rigorous sourcing and community-centered approach. With experience spanning local Puerto Rican journalism and global finance exposure, she brings bilingual and cultural fluency to coverage that often highlights access, equity, and tangible steps readers can apply immediately. She has been active in nonprofit and cultural storytelling circles through Archivos del Caribe, reflecting a broader interest in Caribbean narratives and public-interest reporting.