Social media can be a really positive place, one that advisers can use to their advantage, writes Professional Adviser's Sophie King. But, do the negatives outweigh the positives? The newer video platform TikTok is quickly filling up with questionable 'influencers' offering money guidance and 'advice'...
Social media is an incredibly powerful platform, one that has enabled people to communicate with each other from across the globe, and all at the click of the button or the tap of a screen. That said, it has also caused myriad problems, from the threat it offers to modern democracy and the deterioration of political discourse. The pros and cons, of course, extend to financial services, where social media is often used to urge younger people onto the saving bandwagon. Many social media platforms offer guidance or ‘advice' on money. Most recently, social media influencers Chloe Ferry, Hele...
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