Are you getting the best financial advice?

These days, a lot of folks turn to social media and finance influencers for money advice, but that can be risky! "Financially Inclined" host Yanely Espinal talks with Kevin Matthews, financial educator and author, about how to filter through financial advice to find information you can trust.
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