Top 25 US Finance Influencers on Instagram

Georgia Stylianides says she has a finance job and an art problem, and gives her two trainings as mathematician and art historian. A+ 99 is the joint top score here, built on 92,205 average Reel views against a following of 36,761 and an 80% United States audience.

Justin Hinh lists family, finance and fitness and calls himself a dad working the nine to five. The highest engagement rate on this page, 12.76%, meets the cleanest following, 92% real, for a joint top A+ 99.

The imsorico_ account lists travel, golf and finance from Atlanta and tags three businesses of its own. The widest United States audience here, 97%, carries A+ 99 on 35,361 average Reel views.

Etienne Amiri names a finance honours programme, a competition win, and two ventures he is building and scaling. The smallest account on this page at 10,394 followers draws 76,286 average Reel views, and A+ 99 is what that ratio is worth.

Caleb Keane gives his subject as finance and investments and splits his location between two continents. A+ 92 rests on 69,765 average Reel views, with a 61% United States audience the weakest part of the score.

Griffen Jennings works as a tax and estate planning attorney and names a law degree, a tax masters and a finance qualification. Much the widest reach here at 366,085 average Reel views, on 10.7% engagement and a following of 104,449, and A 89 measures that against 70% real followers, the lowest reading on the page.

The mgthemortgagesurgeon account works as a senior loan officer, publishes its lending licence number, and names the three states it is licensed in. A 89 weighs 273,011 average Reel views and 7.86% engagement against the third narrowest United States audience on this page, 48%.

Justin Best lists husband, father, Olympic champion and finance, and says he makes memes. Both his 4.08% engagement and his 86% United States audience sit exactly on the roster median, for A 86.

Lana Yepifanova gives her three subjects as startups, technology and finance. A 84 reads 94,030 average Reel views on a following of 22,004, with a 34% United States share the limiting figure.

Karina calls herself a director in technology and a mother of four and describes the account as a love letter to working mothers. At 89% real followers hers is among the cleanest followings here, and A 84 adds a median 86% United States audience on 3.33% engagement.

TMillie describes herself as an accounting and finance professional sharing moments of her free time. A 83 pairs 10.87% engagement with a 94% United States audience, held back by 18,130 average Reel views.

Sara Tessa-Lynn Van Aken works a nine to five in finance, trains as a former Division I track athlete, and names four activewear brands. Her 33,012 average Reel views are exactly the roster median, and A 81 sets that beside 33,383 followers and 4.46% engagement.

The Living with Luci account covers games, dance, finance and food from Los Angeles and counts 90,000 YouTube subscribers. The lowest engagement rate on this page, 1.59%, still carries A 81 on 38,429 average Reel views.

Shiza works as a physician assistant and posts career, travel and personal finance tips alongside free study resources. A 80 comes from 22,342 average Reel views and a 77% United States audience, on 2.96% engagement.

Sam Kapoi names a capital group and describes his subject as artificial intelligence finance ecosystems. A 80 sets an 88% United States share against the narrowest reach of any A-grade card here, 14,901 average Reel views.

Bri Mkay works as a human resources and finance strategist and posts budgeting alongside motivation. At 96% her United States audience is second widest on the page, and B 77 adds 6.65% engagement on a following of 34,863.

Cole Jones covers personal finance, travel and lifestyle and says nobody teaches this in school so he does. B 76 reads 46,042 average Reel views, with a 38% United States share and 1.72% engagement both near the bottom of this page.

The nellyenterprise account says it trains elite performers in business and lists finance and fitness beside faith. A 90% United States audience holds B 76, against 7,118 average Reel views and 2.6% engagement.

Alex Santos describes himself as finance by day and a creator by night, posting from New Jersey as a millennial father. Much the largest account here at 395,552 followers, and B 74 measures 131,576 average Reel views and 1.66% engagement against that size.

Lauren opens her bio with a line about her eyebrows being perfect and gives her field as finance and fintech across New Jersey and New York. B 74 combines 5.22% engagement with a 93% United States audience, held down by 5,980 average Reel views.

The Buyout Boy account calls itself a New York finance professional and points to a TikTok under the same handle. B 73 sets 53,931 average Reel views and a 59% United States share against a following of 70,980.

Calixto describes himself as a violinist and casual finance from Chicago. B 73 pairs 7.31% engagement with a 91% United States audience, limited by 3,681 average Reel views.

Natalie Fischer says she works in finance in Seattle and describes the account as building a fulfilling life. B 70 reads a 94% United States audience and 81% real followers, exactly the roster median, against 2,955 average Reel views.

Bobbie Diaz lists faith, finance and fashion, founded two ventures her bio tags, and runs a stewardship account. The narrowest reach on this page, 2,904 average Reel views, is what holds 4.68% engagement to B 70.

The Ashton and Ana account covers finance, home ownership, thrifting and travel from Connecticut and gives away a budget template. B 70 rests on an 88% United States audience and a following of 12,310, on 2.03% engagement.