Top 13 US Finance Influencers

Constantin Kogan is a fund founder and general partner who posts how he reads markets, technology, and behavior rather than stock tips. Best for investing platforms, fintech, and finance-education brands that need a credible working investor instead of a content-only account.

Michael Mezzatesta connects economics, finance, and culture and runs his own media project, so his feed leans explanatory rather than promotional. Strong for fintech, education, and sustainability-minded brands that want clear, big-picture money content for a general audience.

Chloe Trades posts options and day-trading content aimed at beginners and points followers to a starter book rather than a paid signal group. A fit for brokerages, investing-education, and money-app brands that want an approachable teaching voice, with the usual care around financial disclosures.

Charan Dangeti covers stocks and personal finance with a clear not-financial-advice framing and a free community. Best for investing platforms, money apps, and education brands that want a straightforward stock-and-saving creator with a real, engaged following.

Mikey Caloca documents a real home-buying savings goal in public, posting his running total toward a six-figure target. A strong fit for budgeting apps, banking, and first-home brands that want an honest, relatable money journey rather than expert posturing.

Jane frames her twenties as min-maxing toward early retirement, mixing money habits with a light lifestyle tone. Best for budgeting apps, investing platforms, and productivity brands that want to reach younger savers thinking about financial independence.

Mel posts about becoming work-optional through financial independence and early retirement to a US-based following. A clear match for FIRE-friendly brokerages, savings apps, and money-education brands that want an audience actively planning long-term.

Andrew Ross Sorkin is a CNBC anchor, New York Times columnist, and finance author whose audience expects serious markets coverage. Best for institutional, fintech, and media brands that need genuine authority and recognition rather than a creator-led feed.

Thomas Skinner shares a free finance education built around an Ivy League background, and his audience reads as about 87% real, among the cleanest on this list. Strong for education platforms and brokerages that want a teaching-first creator with a high-trust following.

KB frames money alongside career and wealth-building as a budgeting creator for working parents, with cross-platform reach on TikTok and YouTube. A fit for budgeting apps, banking, and family-finance brands that want a practical, wealth-building angle.

Spencer Hakimian founded a capital management firm and posts a daily markets podcast and shorts, engaging at about 8.8%, the highest on this list. Best for investing platforms and finance-media brands that want an active fund manager and strong daily engagement.

Drew Lee posts as a personal-finance creator built around a real net-worth milestone, teaching saving and wealth-building from Cincinnati. A fit for budgeting apps, investing platforms, and money-education brands that want a concrete, goal-led personal-finance voice.

Kathryn Anne Edwards is a labor economist and opinion writer who frames money through policy and work, with about 85% real audience. Best for think-tank, education, and fintech brands that want credible economics commentary rather than market hype.