The vast majority of trading advice on TikTok from influencers is potentially misleading, posing serious risks to retail ...

A finfluencer’s social media video discussing a 100 per cent mortgage has been called out as “spreading misinformation” and “misleading ... advice. To address this, Moy called on the ...

Australia’s corporate watchdog has put a raft of social media ‘finfluencers’ on notice, with some accused of flouting lavish ...

The survey found younger adults are nearly twice as likely to trust online sources compared with older generations—and more likely to get burned. Also, 48% of respondents aged 25 to 45 believe online ...

It’s easy to seek financial advice online, and more than half of Americans do it at least once a week. But that convenience ...

Only 40% of retail investors use a financial advisor. Many rely on TikTok or YouTube. While social media can be empowering, it can also be very misleading. Then there’s a big issue around trust.

President Donald Trump threw a lifeline to TikTok in January, and he did it again in April. The Trump White House on Thursday a repeat performance. With the clock ticking down on his most recent ...

President Donald Trump threw a lifeline to TikTok in January, and he did it again in April. The Trump White House has just staged a repeat performance. With the clock ticking down on his most recent ...

Australians are being warned to be wary of financial advice promoted on social media. The Australian Investments and ...

LinkedIn, X, Facebook, and other platforms are changing the business of wealth management, especially for younger advisors.

When Harrison Peers, 24, was licensed as a Realtor in 2020, “everyone” told him to knock on doors to drum up business. But as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded, the B.C. government advised people not to ...