Social Media Finance Is Booming — But Can You Trust the Advice?

The New “Financial Wild West”

So here’s where things stand:

We’re in what the World Economic Forum calls a “financial advice evolution.” The traditional model — a certified professional advising clients one-on-one — is being disrupted by digital voices with millions of followers.

Regulators, however, are still catching up. There’s very little global standardization about what qualifies as “financial advice” online. That means a creator can talk about investment products, promote trading apps, or even give out tips that sound personalized — without being licensed to do so.

That’s why it’s crucial to stay informed and cautious when you consume financial content online.

Think of social-media finance like free samples at Costco: helpful to try, but not a full meal.

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