The other day, I happened across a financial radio show while driving home from work. The caller was a young, intelligent woman who was trying to get out from under a crushing amount of debt that she ...
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Nearly one-third of American adults now trust social media for financial advice: Why that’s a terrible idea
Nearly one-third of American adults (30 percent) who looked for financial advice in 2023 turned to social media, according to ...
Everyday investors are turning to financial influencers, or ‘fin-fluencers,’ to learn how to manage their finances, but experts say rooting out misinformation is challenging. By Isabella Kwai Isabella ...
Getting financial advice from social media may be more risky than you think, according to a recent study. Some 70% of videos offering investment advice on TikTok are "misleading," according to a study ...
A TIAA Institute and MIT AgeLab survey finds consumers working with advisers are more satisfied with financial advice, underscoring the value and need for greater access to financial professionals.
The average American parent offers their child 114 pieces of unique financial advice per year, according to new research. However, parents admit their financial advice isn’t always used: respondents ...
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