Ok, not every article listed here is exactlybad.
Some are educational, or highlight how different people view and use money.
But the conversations they engendered werent always, well, productive.
Heres looking back at the financial articles, tweets and conversations that missed the mark in 2018.
If youre not on Twitter, you probably missed this controversy, and good for you.
We all knew it, but now we know with certainty.
Thats the appeal of R29’s Money Diaries, and this was a banner year for them.
Heres a little sampling:
Sam knows the amount she chooses to tip isnt the norm.
Id rather spend that money on other things.
Thats not my concern.
I dont know you.
You chose that profession.
I could actually feel my face burning up as Kate and Tom worked through all of their decisions.
You have to makeoneresponsible choice now and then, even if by accident or inertia?
Im pretty sure its just an ad, right?
These people cant be real.
Anyway, congrats to Wealthsimple for this one.
Why didnt he just write great, instead of good (great)?
Does he think the Stock Market is a sentient being?
Why is Stock Market capitalized?
So many questions from so few characters.
That said, theres nothing wrong with having guideposts.
Many people find them helpful.
Mr. Musk, in 2019: Step away from the Twitter machine.
19-Year-Old Bitcoin Millionaire: Heres How Much You Should Invest in Cryptocurrencies
by CNBC
Where to begin.
So, will things get better in 2019?
But heres to reading more quality content in the New Year.
