Hashtag heroes: 10 RIAs to follow on Twitter

Graham Archer
Posted on June 27, 2019
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With Twitter celebrating its 13th birthday next month, here are 10 tweeting RIAs that are bona fide must-follows.

7. Larry Sprung

Larry Sprung has a passion for helping others, both financially and emotionally. As founder and president of Mitlin Financial, this RIA shares personal finance tips, market analysis and glimpses into fishing trips and hockey games with his sons. But he’s not afraid to talk about the difficult stuff too, including mental health awareness, in an effort to spread the word and educate others.

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