9 Best New Financial Experts - They're All Worth Following

One of the great things about social media is the ability to follow money experts and learn practical ways to start investing and live a better life.

These pros can help you better manage your budget, overcome debt, and grow your wealth. And recently, some rising stars have suddenly burst upon the scene.

Here is a look at some of the financial experts who have started to make a splash and might be worth following if you are looking for advice about money.

Sometimes, being financially smart runs in the family. Rachel Cruze — a personal finance expert and author of “Know Yourself, Know Your Money” — is the daughter of Dave Ramsey, another money expert.

As the host of “The Rachel Cruze Show,” she shares practical money advice, including tips on getting out of debt and achieving other financial goals.

Cruze is a big fan of creating a budget and using it to get your finances in order, while also taking time to find joy in life.

Dasha Kennedy is better known as The Broke Black Girl. She’s a financial activist who tries to provide financial education for Black women and other women of color.

In the past, Kennedy has talked about financial issues related to marriage, divorce, kids and families.

Known as Hey Berna on Instagram, Berna Anat calls herself your “financial hypewoman.”

Anat is a money educator and speaker who blends advice about financial and mental health. She focuses on the children whose parents came to America as immigrants.

Anat has written the book “Money Out Loud.”

If you are looking to become a master salesperson, you may want to start following Grant Cardone. He is CEO of Cardone Capital and author of “The 10X Rule.”

Cardone teaches others to achieve financial freedom through books and seminars. Cardone owns and operates multiple privately held companies and has a portfolio of multifamily properties valued at more than $4 billion.

If your financial situation seems nearly hopeless at the moment, perhaps it’s time to learn from some people who have been there.

Julien and Kiersten Saunders started their “Rich & Regular” blog after paying off $200,000 in debt and boosting their net worth. They now take what they learned and try to help others break free from debt.

Morgan Housel is a New York Times best-selling author whose books have sold millions of copies.

His most famous book is “The Psychology of Money.” Along with being a partner at The Collaborative Fund, Housel is a two-time winner of the Best in Business Award from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers.

If you have checked out the “Yo Quiero Dinero” podcast, you are probably familiar with money expert Jannese Torres. In addition to her podcast and social media platforms, she is the author of the book “Financially Lit!”

Torres is open about how she did not learn to handle money growing up. She shares ways to create the life of your dreams and to be empowered to step into financial freedom.

Tiffany Aliche is known as “The Budgetnista” and is the author of “Get Good With Money,” a best-seller where she shares experiences of pulling herself out of financial trouble.

Aliche is upfront about her mistakes and offers practical money advice. You may have seen her in the Netflix documentary “Get Smart With Money,” which paired struggling consumers with financial experts.

Ramit Sethi wants to teach you to be rich. His New York Times best-selling book “I Will Teach You To Be Rich” was released in 2009. His blog of the same name covers personal finance and personal entrepreneurship.

Sethi also has been featured on Netflix as host of the show “How to Get Rich.” He became interested in helping others with personal finance after he invested a scholarship check in the stock market and immediately lost half of the money.

Don’t overlook social media if you are searching for practical advice to improve your finances and learn wealth secrets. Many of these finance experts have made their own money mistakes and now want to help you avoid them.

According to several of these experts, one simple step you can take today is to create a budget that tracks your spending. Once you know where your money is coming from and going, it’s much easier to make a plan to improve your financial health.