Submitted by Aleycat on Wed, 2023-05-03 11:33

Renato, what you have said is a "crock".

Finfluencers do not play within the operating parameters required by those who do, that are actually licenced to provide financial advice and education.

The profession/industry has had a plethora of legislative changes over the past 23 years in an attempt to protect the public against false and misleading claims by the unscrupulous.
Now you believe anyone who thinks they know more than those working full time as practitioners should be doling out advice to the gullible because they relate to a similar age demographic.

Who did you have in mind, one of the Kardashians ?

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