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Gen Z turns to TikTok, Instagram for personal finance advice despite misleading investment tips

Jessica Menton, USA TODAYComments Off on Gen Z turns to TikTok, Instagram for personal finance advice despite misleading investment tips

USA TODAY examines the aspirations and anxieties of young Americans as some turn to social media for investment advice despite potential schemes.

     
Jessica Menton, USA TODAY
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