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Ana Staples

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Lead Writer at Bankrate

Lead writer for @Bankrate. Corporate emo. Bylines: @BuysideWSJ @Bankrate @CNBCSelect @NextAdvisor

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  • New research shows how persistent credit card debt is. Here’s how to break the cycle

    3 weeks ago | kktv.com | Ana Staples

    Credit card users tend to fall into two main groups: those who carry a balance and those who don’t. And how much credit people in either group use tends to stay consistent over time, according to recent economics research by West Virginia University (WVU). That means when someone’s credit limit goes up or down, so does their credit usage. Carrying a balance is never a good pattern to have.

  • New research shows how persistent credit card debt is. Here’s how to break the cycle

    3 weeks ago | abc6onyourside.com | Ana Staples

    New research shows how persistent credit card debt is. Here’s how to break the cycleby Ana StaplesWed, April 23rd 2025 at 11:23 AMIllustration by Bankrate / Image by GettyImages

  • New research shows how persistent credit card debt is. Here’s how to break the cycle

    3 weeks ago | mynews4.com | Ana Staples

    New research shows how persistent credit card debt is. Here’s how to break the cycleby Ana StaplesWed, April 23rd 2025 at 8:23 AMIllustration by Bankrate / Image by GettyImages

  • New research shows how persistent credit card debt is. Here's how to break the cycle.

    3 weeks ago | fidelity.com | Ana Staples

    Credit card users tend to fall into two main groups: those who carry a balance and those who don’t. And how much credit people in either group use tends to stay consistent over time, according to recent economics research by West Virginia University (WVU). That means when someone’s credit limit goes up or down, so does their credit usage. Carrying a balance is never a good pattern to have.

  • New Research Shows How Persistent Credit Card Debt Is

    3 weeks ago | bankrate.com | Ana Staples |John Puterbaugh

    Credit card users tend to fall into two main groups: those who carry a balance and those who don’t. And how much credit people in either group use tends to stay consistent over time, according to recent economics research by West Virginia University (WVU). That means when someone’s credit limit goes up or down, so does their credit usage. Carrying a balance is never a good pattern to have.

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Ana Staples
Ana Staples @Ana__Staples
29 Jun 23

RT @lizknueven: I'm looking to talk with people who have had their homeowners insurance spike over the past few years. ISO folks all over t…

Ana Staples
Ana Staples @Ana__Staples
26 Jun 23

RT @CNBCSelect: "Here’s how I moved from Texas to Washington state, losing $2,500 and six weeks’ worth of sleep in the process — and what I…

Ana Staples
Ana Staples @Ana__Staples
15 May 23

This piece that I wrote was my little passion project. Buy a home where you feel at home 🏡

CNBC Select
CNBC Select @CNBCSelect

Not every first-time homebuyer has the opportunity — or the desire — to move to an area where it’s easier to buy. https://t.co/j4arzECfKT