Today: 28. Sep, 2024
Social media has become a hub for financial advice, especially on TikTok. While it may seem convenient, not all the advice you find online is sound. According to a report by Edelman Financial Engines, 27% of adults have taken bad financial advice…
In an era dominated by digital interactions and social media, a new financial phenomenon known as “money dysmorphia” is emerging, particularly among young adults. This term describes a distorted perception of one’s economic situation, exacerbated by the relentless comparison to others through…
