Most Americans would rather ditch social media than their beloved banking apps, Wells Fargo survey says | Fortune
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Most Americans would rather ditch social media than their beloved banking apps, Wells Fargo survey says | Fortune
A study from Wells Fargo reveals that 86% of Americans have altered their spending habits due to financial anxiety. Two-thirds have postponed payments or purchases. Many individuals feel empowered when they take control of their finances. A significant number prefer to give up social media over banking apps. Gen Z is notably turning to social media for financial advice, with 44% using YouTube and 34% using Instagram or TikTok. Additionally, one-fifth of adults have sought AI for financial guidance, primarily for education and strategy.
""They want to kind of check in on their finances. They want to minimize distractions or minimize temptation-positive ones sometimes-but still temptations, nonetheless.""
""Gen Z is increasingly turning to social media to decide where to put their money, with 44% relying on YouTube videos and 34% turning to Instagram or TikTok.""
""Among the AI users, about 80% said they use it for financial education, like learning the difference between a traditional and Roth 401(k)s.""
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