IFA launches financial educational channel DanTalksMoney for younger generation

Via TikTok and Instagram

Sophie King
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MDM Wealth independent financial adviser Daniel Martin has launched a social media channel to engage and help the younger generation get better financial education.

DanTalksMoney, which is available through TikTok, Instagram and via its own website, aims to reduce financial anxiety that younger generations may face, while helping them plan for their future. Martin (pictured), will create educational posts and videos to try and help young people learn about their finances in a way that is accessible to them. The platform, which has been two years in the making, is free and is focused at getting Martin's clients' children - plus other members of Generation Z - involved in taking care of their financial futures. Speaking to Professional Adviser, ...

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