Savvy Spenders find financial confidence and inspiration 
on LinkedIn

Their greater confidence and sense of financial agency enables them to manage their credit rating, pay for things intelligently, and keep spending on what matters.

Our new global report shows how to reach, inform and inspire them on LinkedIn.

Savvy spenders live on LinkedIn

Their greater confidence and sense of financial agency enables them to manage their credit rating, pay for things intelligently, and keep spending on what matters.

 

Active LinkedIn members have almost double the household income and 40% more financial assets than non-LinkedIn users.

 

They are 88% more likely to have travelled abroad for pleasure in the last year.

 

They are 114% more likely to enjoy being the first to adopt new technology.

Financial confidence comes from a positive relationship to payments

Their greater confidence and sense of financial agency enables them to manage their credit rating, pay for things intelligently, and keep spending on what matters.

 

Active LinkedIn members 
are 27% more likely to keep their credit rating as high 
as possible.

 

They are 31% more likely to consider themselves 
financially literate.

 

The are 33% more likely to 
see travel rewards points 
as desirable features of 
credit cards.

Savvy Spenders are open to being informed and inspired on LinkedIn

When the financial environment changes, savvy spenders turn to their most trusted source of advice and inspiration: LinkedIn. They value information about personal financial services on LinkedIn more highly than information on any other platform, and they are open to insight and inspiration from personal finance brands.

 

The proportion of users who value short-form video content on LinkedIn is as high or higher than the proportion who value short-form video on TikTok 
or Instagram.

 

Two thirds of LinkedIn members say they trust the things that companies post 
on LinkedIn.

 

Three quarters of LinkedIn members say they will click 
on something a company posts on LinkedIn, when it’s 
relevant to them.

Ready to meet the Savvy Spenders?

LinkedIn is where savvy spenders feel most savvy: most informed, most empowered, and most open to new ideas for what to purchase and how to purchase it. Download the full report to explore how to meet and engage them.