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Follow the Leaders: The Best Twitter Accounts

Follow the Leaders: the Best Twitter Accounts for Improving Your Financial Health

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When you’re hunting for inspirational financial advice in 280 characters or less, look no further than these successful entrepreneurs, tech innovators, and money gurus on Twitter.

When you’re on the hunt for inspirational financial advice in 280 characters or less, look no further than the Twitter accounts of these successful entrepreneurs, tech innovators and money gurus. The Sharks are definitely on board with this school of thought.

1 Entrepreneurs Worth Following

Richard Branson. A self-made billionaire, Richard Branson has done it all, and with great success. Beginning with his first venture, a magazine he founded as a teenager, Branson has started an airline, a railroad, a space company, and an ocean exploration company. His advice is inspirational, especially for entrepreneurs. Tweets by richardbranson

Mark Cuban. He’s not only a Shark, he’s one of the wealthiest people in the world. When Mark Cuban talks money, people listen. A big proponent of saving time and money – which is why he now backs Billshark – Cuban has excellent advice for businesspeople and consumers. Check out his account for tweets on everything from sports, to entrepreneurship and success. Tweets by mcuban

2 Trusted Personal Finance Voices

Dave Ramsey. Businessman, author, radio host and financial guru, Dave Ramsey is the trusted voice on money. Learning from his own financial mistakes, he studied how money really works and now counsels others to take control of their finances. He also gives back to the community: check out Billshark’s 1 Bill, 1 Child program with Ramsey Solutions.

Ron Lieber. As the Your Money columnist for the New York Times and author of “The Opposite of Spoiled,” Lieber offers financial advice on everything from teaching your kids about money and values to paying for college and your mortgage. Tweets by ronlieber

Michelle Singletary. The Washington Post’s personal finance writer of the nationally syndicated and award-winning column, The Color of Money, Singletary offers financial advice on everything from dealing with debt, taxes and planning for retirement.

3 Travel and Tech Insiders

The Points Guy. The final word on everything travel, Brian Kelly, also known as the Points Guy, gives advice on maximizing travel experiences while minimizing spending. Tweets by thepointsguy

Nicholas Thompson. The Editor in Chief of Wired shares the latest tech news. Tweets by nxthompson

Tim O’Reilly. The founder of O’Reilly Media, O’Reilly tweets about technology and shares the stories of its’ innovators. Tweets by timoreilly

4 Jump in the Water With Us

And don’t forget to jump in the water with us. Follow the Sharks to get great advice on saving money and lowering your monthly bills. Tweets by realBillshark

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which entrepreneurs does Billshark recommend following on Twitter?

Billshark recommends Richard Branson, the self-made billionaire behind an airline, railroad, space company and ocean exploration company, and Mark Cuban, one of the wealthiest people in the world and a Shark who now backs Billshark. Both share advice that is especially inspirational for entrepreneurs, businesspeople and consumers, covering topics from sports to entrepreneurship and success.

Who are the personal finance experts mentioned in this post?

The personal finance voices highlighted are Dave Ramsey, a businessman, author, radio host and financial guru who learned from his own mistakes; Ron Lieber, the New York Times Your Money columnist and author of "The Opposite of Spoiled"; and Michelle Singletary, the Washington Post writer behind the award-winning column The Color of Money.

Who should I follow for travel and technology advice?

For travel, follow Brian Kelly, known as The Points Guy, who gives advice on maximizing travel experiences while minimizing spending. For technology, follow Nicholas Thompson, the Editor in Chief of Wired who shares the latest tech news, and Tim O'Reilly, founder of O'Reilly Media, who tweets about technology and shares the stories of its innovators.

What does Dave Ramsey do beyond giving money advice?

Beyond counseling others to take control of their finances, Dave Ramsey gives back to the community. The post notes Billshark's 1 Bill, 1 Child program with Ramsey Solutions, highlighting how Ramsey supports charitable efforts alongside his work as a businessman, author, radio host and financial guru who is trusted as a voice on money.

Does Billshark have its own Twitter account to follow?

Yes. Billshark invites you to jump in the water with the Sharks by following its account, @realBillshark. Following the Sharks gives you great advice on saving money and lowering your monthly bills, complementing the entrepreneurs, finance experts, and tech innovators recommended throughout the post.

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Follow the Leaders: the Best Twitter Accounts for Improving Your Financial Health.

When you’re hunting for inspirational financial advice in 280 characters or less, look no further than these successful entrepreneurs, tech innovators, and money gurus on Twitter.

When you’re on the hunt for inspirational financial advice in 280 characters or less, look no further than the Twitter accounts of these successful entrepreneurs, tech innovators and money gurus.

Richard Branson.

Mark Cuban.

Dave Ramsey.

Ron Lieber.

Michelle Singletary.

The Points Guy.

Nicholas Thompson.

Tim O’Reilly.

And don’t forget to jump in the water with us.

Billshark recommends Richard Branson.

The personal finance voices highlighted are Dave Ramsey.

For travel, follow Brian Kelly, known as The Points Guy, who gives advice on maximizing travel experiences while minimizing spending.

Beyond counseling others to take control of their finances, Dave Ramsey gives back to the community.

Yes.

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1 Entrepreneurs Worth Following.

2 Trusted Personal Finance Voices.

3 Travel and Tech Insiders.

4 Jump in the Water With Us.

Frequently Asked Questions.

Which entrepreneurs does Billshark recommend following on Twitter?.

Who are the personal finance experts mentioned in this post?.

Who should I follow for travel and technology advice?.

What does Dave Ramsey do beyond giving money advice?.

Does Billshark have its own Twitter account to follow?.

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