How TikTok is Revolutionizing Financial Education for Americans

There is no national education requirement for financial literacy in the US, leaving many Americans under-informed on topics such as saving, budgeting, and smart spending.

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Americans tend to turn to each other in search of information. When it comes to personal finance, that’s a great place to start — but it shouldn’t be the end.

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TikTok is a great way to introduce consumers to financial topics they might not have known of. However, many such topics are far too complicated to be explained in a single 60-second video. Learn more

Social media platforms incentivize engaging content over rigorous and accurate reporting, so some information on TikTok may be misleading or outright wrong. Learn more

What’s best for you probably won’t be the same thing that’s best for strangers with different financial goals, risk tolerances, and lifestyles. Learn more

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How TikTok is Revolutionizing Financial Education for Americans

There is no national education requirement for financial literacy in the US, leaving many Americans under-informed on topics such as saving, budgeting, and smart spending.

Americans tend to turn to each other in search of information. When it comes to personal finance, that’s a great place to start — but it shouldn’t be the end.

FOR MORE ABOUT THIS POST, VISIT RADICAL FIRE

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