The Money Guy Show was featured in MarketWatch, spotlighting the growing trend of financial influencers and the potential risks of sourcing money advice from social platforms. Co-hosts Brian Preston and Bo Hanson weighed in on how to spot red flags, emphasized the importance of professional credentials, and shared their insights on separating quality guidance from viral hype. With a commitment to fiduciary standards and evidence-based strategies, The Money Guy Show continues to be a trusted voice in the personal finance space.
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Financial Advisors Correct the Internet (Part 2)
Is viral financial advice doing more harm than good? In this react episode, we correct the internet once again and separate the news from the...
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Want to build wealth faster without taking unnecessary risks? We break down seven financial "cheat codes" that can dramatically improve your long-term finances and help...
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When Should You Refinance Your Mortgage?
More than 1 in 5 Americans have a mortgage rate over 6%, which is greater than the share of the country with a rate under...