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you’re able to trust your friend with your heart and soul.
But should you trust them with your wallet?
However, all too often, these friends do not also happen to be experienced financial advisors.
And therein lies the problem.
Here are some clear red flags that your friends financial advice might not be right for you.
The TikToker has so many followers.
Remember, not all advice is created equally.
Good financial advice, the kind that experts deliver, is personalized to your specific needs and situation.
It might even irritate them.
when theyve never had to dip into their emergency fund and then rebuild it.
Ultimately, its important to make financial decisions that align with your values and reflect your lived experiences.
As well-intentioned as it is, its probably not wise to follow it.
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