61% of young adults turn to social media for investing advice. Why tips from 'finfluencers' should be part of the process, but not your whole strategy

'Finfluencers' play a major role in how this generation thinks about money, but the advice circulating online isn’t always accurate or trustworthy ...
The Spokesman-Review

61% of young adults trust social media investing tips. But should they?

But what if that information is wrong? Social media has become the main source of investing advice for millions of young adults. That is very troubling. Sure, some of the information that financial ...
AOL

Young adults are investing earlier than ever, and they're doing it strategically. Here's how some in Gen Z are playing this year’s volatile market

In years past, Americans would typically start investing in the stock market once they entered their 30s. Baby boomers reportedly began investing at an average age of 35, while those who belong to Gen ...
CNBC

Young adults embrace 'financial nihilism' with risky crypto, stock bets as American dream feels unattainable

Young people are pushing typical investing strategies to the side, instead favoring higher-risk alternatives like crypto and meme stocks. It's a trend some have dubbed "financial nihilism" and ...
Forbes

Young People Are Entering the Stock Market Earlier Than Ever Now—These Investing Apps Are Opening The Door To Wealth Building

With a background in journalism and counseling, Penny Min blends analytical research with real-world insight to help readers make informed financial decisions. At Forbes Marketplace, she specializes ...