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Betterment CEO Warns on Sports Betting

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 19 August 2026, 17:48 UTC 1 min read
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Betterment CEO Sarah Levy sounds the alarm on Gen Z treating sports betting like investing. She joins Open Interest to explain why gambling apps, social-media financial advice and speculative trading are blurring the line between entertainment and long-term wealth building—and why investors need stronger guardrails.

Betterment CEO Sarah Levy sounds the alarm on Gen Z treating sports betting like investing. She joins Open Interest to explain why gambling apps, social-media financial advice and speculative trading are blurring the line between entertainment and long-term wealth building—and why investors need stronger guardrails. (Source: Bloomberg)
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