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Why experts are sounding alarm over finfluencers
TikTok money advice is booming in Australia, but experts warn viral popularity does not equal qualifications.
Think Gen Z invests on hype? The data says no
Gen Z may follow finfluencers, but their portfolios don't. Investor data shows more balanced investing than the hype suggests.
Cherry’s Goods reveals what success looks like beyond TikTok
She went viral on TikTok, but built her business the old-fashioned way. Cherry's Goods founder Cherilynn Yap explains the tough money calls behind her baking empire.
TikTok crypto hype puts Gen Z at risk
Are crypto gains setting Gen Z up for disappointment? ASIC warns social media hype and finfluencers could be fuelling risky investing.
Petrol prices soar now as servos accused of gouging
Petrol price gouging continues amid Middle East conflict, social media drives big ticket spending, and the simple hack home owners are using to slash thousands off mortgage interest costs. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Is deinfluencing really saving you money?
Is deinfluencing really helping us spend less - or just selling to us differently? This viral trend isn't as simple as it seems.
When to expect your 20% HECS-HELP debt relief
Millions of Aussies will soon have their HECS-HELP debt scaled back by 20%. Here's when you can expect your balance to drop.
How Japonaise cake made Aussie pastry chef go viral
What happens when your business goes viral? Paul Adam, owner of the Du Plessy Pralin & Otello patisserie, found out when his Japonaise cake exploded on social media.
ASIC cracks down on finfluencers over ‘unlawful’ advice
18 finfluencers suspected of unlawfully promoting high-risk financial products and providing unlicensed financial advice have received warnings from ASIC.
Ask Paul: Does this viral money tip actually work?
Katrina saw a social media post that said, 'If you pay a month's extra repayment of your mortgage every year, your loan will reduce from 30 years to 17 years'. Is it correct?