Damien Fahy named in top 25 most influential personal finance tweeters

Damien Fahy founder of Moneytothemasses.com has been named in the top 25 most influential personal finance tweeters in the UK by the social media analytics website Peer Index. Interestingly he is one of the few people to make the list who is not a journalist with a national broadcaster or newspaper.

The Peer Index study of around 9,000 personal finance journalists, bloggers and members of the public looked at which Twitter users were being talked about, retweeted and were influencing discussions and opinions in the world of personal finance. The index uses a ranking system that reflects the influence of people tweeting about money and personal finance and how this influence is reflected across social media.

Damien who tweets at @money2themasses has, this year, published his first book 30 Day Money Plan: Take control of your finances in just 5 minutes a day as well as introduced a weekly podcast How to make it, How to save it, How to spend it .

The full table of most influential tweeters is shown below

Rank	Twitter ID	Name	PFPi score	Followers	Description
1	@MartinSLewis	Martin Lewis	97	311k	Money Saving Expert
2	@paullewismoney	Paul Lewis	96	76k	Financial Journalist
3	@AThriftyMrsUK	A Thrifty Mrs	92	13k	Thrifty Blogger
4	@simonnread	Simon Read	88	7k	Personal Finance Editor - Independent
5	@Savvy_Woman	Sarah Pennells	85	10k	Founder of SavvyWoman.co.uk
6	@SkintDadUK	Ricky Willis	80	4k	Blogger
7	@MerrynSW	Merryn Somerset Webb	80	12k	Editor in Chief of Moneyweek
8	@KatieMorley_	Katie Morley	78	4k	Personal Finance Writer
9	@taraevans	Tara Evans	76	7k	Money Editor @GoodToKnow
10	@emmalunn	Emma Lunn	75	5k	Personal Finance Journalist
11	@hilaryosborne	Hilary Osborne	74	7k	Editor of Guardian Money Website
12	@CashQuestions	Annie Shaw	73	5k	Financial Agony Aunt
13	@MoiraONeill	Moira O'Neill	71	3k	Personal Finance Editor, Investors Chronicle
14	@jeffprestridge	Jeff Prestridge	71	8k	Money Journalist
15	@gompertz	Simon Gompertz	70	6k	BBC Personal Finance Correspondent
16	@andrew_oxlade	Andrew Oxlade	69	9k	Head of Personal Finance at the Telegraph
17	@PennyGolightly	Penny Golightly	69	5k	Blogger
18	@_simonlambert	Simon Lambert	69	4k	This is Money Editor
19	@DanTLHyde	Dan Hyde	69	6k	Deputy Money Editor at the Telegraph
20	@SavvyAnnieUK	Savvy Annie	69	2k	Blogger
21	@rebecca_rutt	Rebecca Rutt	69	4k	Financial Journalist
22	@money2themasses	Damien Fahy	69	1k	Money Expert
23	@Petercampbell1	Peter Campbell	69	2k	Financial Journalist - Daily Mail
24	@JonathanEley	Jonathan Eley	67	3k	Personal Finance Editor at Financial Times
25	@DonnaLFerguson	Donna Ferguson	67	2k	Freelance Journalist

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Damien Fahy named in top 25 most influential personal finance tweeters

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- Damien Fahy, Founder

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