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Whatever happens with TikTok, 'finfluencers' are here to stay. Here's how to vet money advice on social media
Individuals also downloaded social media apps like RedNote as TikTok substitutes. But whatever ends up happening with TikTok, finfluencers are here to stay. Here's how to vet their advice. Read More
The rise of social media's finfluencers — and how they're helping Gen Z
Angelo Castillo, a personal finance content creator who goes by "Profitplug" on social media ... inherit money, or their company goes public, or whatever it is, you don't want them to think of you on ... Read More
Does TikTok give good financial advice? How to screen ‘finfluencer’ tips without putting your money at risk.
Social media has become a key source of financial advice ... money. “Taking on an additional debt to start anything, especially if it’s more debt than you have income to support — I would ... Read More
Like, share, invest: The rise of social media's finfluencers — and what it means for advisors
"The problem is algorithmic social media ... inherit money, or their company goes public, or whatever it is, you don't want them to think of you on TikTok or Instagram as someone who's frivolous ... Read More
The ‘Finfluencers’ Trying to Make It Big During the Market Turmoil
Most people’s investment accounts are looking pretty ugly ... Schneider to tell his followers to look past the volatility and stay invested in the markets. Read More
Trump overrides Congress to grant TikTok an extension. Here’s why that matters.
President Donald Trump on Friday said he’s giving Chinese-owned social-media platform TikTok more time to operate in the U.S. while an investment deal gets worked out. “We have made tremendous ... Read More
Does TikTok give good financial advice? How to screen ‘finfluencer’ tips without putting your money at risk.
Amanda Coffee has consumed a regular diet of financial content on social media since the ... accounts she follows on TikTok, the more such accounts the platform’s algorithm recommends to her. Read More
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