Talking About Money Online

A guide for influencers, bloggers, content creators and anyone else discussing money matters online.

Sharing money tips online is a great way to help others learn, grow and reach their financial goals. But if you recommend specific financial products or tell people what to do with their money, you may be providing regulated financial advice, which is subject to strict regulations in New Zealand.

Whether your recommendation is explicit or implicit, it can still be considered regulated financial advice.These regulations apply to everyone, including influencers, bloggers and content creators.They are designed to protect people from misleading or unsuitable advice and ensure that anyone giving regulated financial advice is qualified, licensed, and accountable.

Before you hit "post" take a moment to read this guide and see whether your content crosses the line into regulated financial advice or could be misleading or deceptive.

Stay within the law: some examples of what you can and can't say

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