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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2026 · 39 MIN

Finfluencers, Lawfluencers, and AI: Are You Consumer Aware? Part 1

from P$yFi | Psychological Finance

In this episode, host Olivia is joined by Emily Baggett, a Legal Assistance Attorney, to discuss the psychological, legal, and financial impacts of social media "finfluencers" and "lawfluencers." This includes how uncredentialed or inaccurate online advice can lead to real-world financial and legal pain. We examine the psychology behind why these charismatic content creators hook us using FOMO, social proof, and parasocial connections. Emily and Olivia share humorous stories with how they, too, were reminded to put more faith in human expertise than virtual expertise. We also dive into stats from Dr. Bruce Ross's talk on "Finances, Feeds, and FOMO," showcasing the massive scale of the influencer economy. Finally, we explore the pitfalls of sycophantic AI chatbots and social media echo chambers, emphasizing the irreplaceable value of credentialed professionals. Tune in to learn how to build healthy boundaries around online content, safeguard your personal data, and protect your hard-earned money! FINRA Broker CheckBarred BrokersCheck out Your Investment ProfessionalAlabama Bar Attorney LookupAll other Attorney States

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