Don’t Fall for It: Spotting and Stopping Money Misinformation
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This week’s #CreditChat is all about fighting financial misinformation! Join us as we share tips on how to fact-check money claims, avoid scams, and teach others to think critically about online financial advice.
Topic: Don’t Fall for It: Spotting and Stopping Money Misinformation
When: Wednesday, October 22, 2025 at 3 p.m. ET.
Where: Join the live hashtag discussion
The panel will include: Rod Griffin: Senior Director, Consumer Education and Advocacy, Experian; Jennifer White: Consumer Education and Advocacy Team, and Christina Roman: Consumer Education and Advocacy Manager at Experian.
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Questions we will discuss:
- What’s a common piece of money misinformation you’ve seen circulating online lately? How can people verify the truth before sharing?
- Where can financial misinformation easily spread and how can we mitigate it? Do you think it differs by generation?
- What are some reliable sources people can use to fact-check financial claims or money advice they see online?
- Have you ever fallen for financial misinformation or a scam? What helped you recognize it and recover?
- How can parents and educators teach young people to identify and question misleading money advice?
- What red flags should people look for when reading financial tips, investment opportunities, or credit repair claims online?
- How can financial institutions help combat misinformation about credit reports, scores, and identity theft?
- Why do you think people are drawn to financial “quick fixes” or too-good-to-be-true advice online?
- How can building financial literacy help protect people from falling for scams or misleading financial content?
- What’s one practical step you recommend everyone take today to stay informed and avoid money misinformation?
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