Local financial advisor discusses misleading social media tips
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee-based financial expert Tony Drake, CEO of Drake & Associates, joined us on Monday, Jan. 8 to discuss the growing concern over misleading financial advice on social media platforms.
He highlighted the risks associated with unverified financial tips prevalent on social networks, pointing out that a significant portion of younger generations, with 65% of Gen Z and 55% of millennials, rely on social media for financial guidance, as compared to only 31% of Gen X and 4% of baby boomers.
Drake warned against common pitfalls found on social media, such as the oversimplification of investing, misconceptions about debt and illegal financial strategies. He emphasized that platforms like TikTok, Reddit and Instagram often portray day trading as an easy path to wealth, disregarding the complexities and risks involved.
More information can be found by visiting Drake & Associates online.