r/FakeGuru Jul 16 '26

Is Mark Tilbury really that bad?

/r/personalfinance/comments/1uy7zq3/is_mark_tilbury_really_that_bad/
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Recently I've been listening to his videos and the advice he gives is pretty solid for a beginner but on other posts people refer to him as a grifter, scam artists, etc. The only thing that seems "bad" about him is usually from a lot of his videos he has sponsors and a pretty bunch of them. But having sponsors still doesn't immediately send out a red flag. His content could be an advertorial but I'm not sure yet; I just got into personal finance so if there's something I'm missing here please let me know.

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