Why that’s a terrible idea

Why that’s a terrible idea – Paradise Post

By James Royal, Ph.D., Bankrate.com Nearly one-third of American adults (30%) who looked for financial advice in 2023 turned to social media, according to Bankrate’s Financial Security Survey. Younger Americans are even more likely than the average to seek out financial advice from social media, potentially setting them off in the wrong direction during their crucial early saving years, when they could get a jump-start on building wealth. While social media may be a popular way to access low-cost financial advice, it’s a terrible resource for a number of reasons — here’s why. 1. Financial advice often comes from non-experts Read Full Article At: Why that’s a terrible idea – Paradise Post

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