April Is Financial Literacy Month and Debt.com Recognizes Top TikTok Financial Creators
Despite the ongoing threat of TikTok’s shutdown, Debt.com is honoring the platform’s most reputable financial content creators this April in celebration of Financial Literacy Month.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., April 4, 2024 / Noticias Newswire / – While TikTok enthusiasts convene at the Capitol in Washington and lawmakers strive to enact a nationwide ban on the beloved app, Debt.com is focusing on acknowledging and honoring the finest financial content creators.
The subset of the app known as #FinTok has more than 4.5 billion views and is a popular outlet for advice. The dark side is that it contains misleading information that could land people in financial or legal trouble. For the second year in a row to help filter through the noise, Debt.com recognizes creators providing practical and actionable financial guidance.
“The FinTok Awards shines a spotlight on the valuable contributions of creators who empower users with trustworthy financial guidance in an increasingly digital world”. “Unlike many other award programs, there are no fees associated with being nominated. Our award program is solely talent and knowledge based.”
One of last year’s winners, Markia Brown, AFC from @theMoneyPlug says “Winning the award from a well-known and respected organization such as Debt.com showed me and the world that my dedication to providing accessible credit literacy content makes a difference, and that accurate and accessible financial literacy content can be found online.”
Brown extolled, “I make a difference. That award inspired me to expand my knowledge beyond credit, and a few months later, I earned my Accredited Financial Counselor designation through the Association for Financial Counseling & Planning Education®.”
The public is asked to cast their votes and select their favorite creators from the list of nominees in each category:
Best Personal Finance Education
- Michela Allocca @breakyourbudget
- Patrick Di Cesare @basicfinancialliteracy
- John Liang @johnsfinancetips
- Jenny Park @mohaewithjennypark
Best Financial Education for Under 30
- Neelima Pradhan @learnwithneelima
- Melissa Jean-Baptiste @millennialindebt
- Danny Penev @dimeswithdanny
- Lillian Zhang @lilianzhang_
- Ashley @ashallaboutmoney
- Alisa Glutz @colormycredit
- Shonda Martin @shondamartin
- Josh and Chris Steil @thecreditbrothers
Best Hispanic-Focused Money Information
- Kassandra Brambila @kassandrabrambila
- Daliz Hernandez @nuestras_finanzas
- Katherine Perez @katherine.credito
- Juan Sanchez @juansanchezoficial
- Allison Baggerly @inspiredbudget
- Becca Bergmann @beccanomics101
- Brad Nelson @debt_free_dad
- Cheryl Vallejo @debtfreelivinny
Winners receive an official Debt.com FinTok 2024 Award and have a feature story and video posted on Debt.com. The contest is now open, and winners will be announced at the end of April for Financial Literacy Month.
SOURCE Debt.com
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