How to spot bad money advice on social media - ABC News

Did you know if someone gives financial advice without a licence, they could face hefty fines and up to five years in prison?

Money advice is a pretty standard part of our feeds these days. Reddit is full of stock tips. Instagram is stacked with slides about saving and budgeting. And TikTok's #moneytok has 11.8 billion vie… [+5063 chars]

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