1424: The New Voices of Personal Finance with Adam Auriemma, Editor-in-Chief of NextAdvisor

So Money with Farnoosh Torabi

Farnoosh Torabi

Entrepreneurship, Business

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🗓️ 19 October 2022

⏱️ 26 minutes

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A new generation of voices is talking about personal finance in a more relatable way. NextAdvisor has just unveiled its NextUp list of the top 25 new thought leaders in personal finance who are centering stories and backgrounds that traditionally have been underrepresented. They come from groups that have had less access to financial information and resources. They are represent a more inclusive future for money. Editor-in-Chief Adam Auriemma joins with the behind-the-scenes. And over the next few weeks, we'll be featuring a member of the NextUp List. Stay tuned! NextAdvisor is owned by the same parent company as CNET. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:31.4	CNET the site that shows how to navigate change all around us. So money episode 1424 honoring
0:39.4	the future voices of personal finance with next advisor editor-in-chief Adam Ariyema.
0:53.4	The financial inspiration from the world's top business minds, authors, influencers and
0:58.4	from far nuisance. Looking for ways to save on gas or double your double coupons? Sorry, you're
1:05.4	in the wrong place seeking profound ways to live a richer, happier life. Welcome to so money.
1:13.4	Our aim has always been to show compassion and emotion and we've always been really very diligent
1:19.4	about elevating stories and backgrounds from groups that have been traditionally underrepresented.
1:25.4	Welcome to so money, everybody. I'm a far nuisance. It's a big day for our partners at next
1:30.4	advisor. CNET and next advisor are both operated by red ventures. Adam Ariyema, editor-in-chief
1:37.4	of next advisor, joins us today to unveil next up, which is next advisor's list of the most
1:44.4	influential new voices in money. Personal finance, and I've been in this industry for about 20 years,
1:51.4	has for a long time elevated a small number of voices from a small number of backgrounds. I remember
1:57.4	when I first started as an intern at Money Magazine. You know, we had the magazines and we had a few
2:04.4	books. There were no blogs. There was no social media. There was no TikTok. And so increasingly,
2:10.4	thanks to social media in particular, a new generation of voices is talking about personal
2:15.4	finance in a more relatable way. And these people are centering stories and backgrounds that
2:21.4	traditionally have been underrepresented. Adam is here to talk about how they made their selection
2:27.4	of this year's next up honorees and good news for us. We have a number of these honorees on
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