To financial advisory firms: A list of words to avoid on Twitter
From the good people at Putnam Investments, a list of words not to use on Twitter lest you — and your company — come under unwanted regulatory scrutiny.
We’re talking specifically financial advisory firms on social media here, but you never know — a word to the wise and all that.
Stay away from saying things like “innacurate” or “incomplete.” “Loophole” is bad. Also, “circumvent” and “overcharge.”
So now you know.
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