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A Times newspaper social media post with a heavily filtered glamour portrait of a young person in red attire with gold jewelry, dramatic makeup, and styled dark hair against a blue curtain backdrop. The post sarcastically critiques the rise of influencer wealth, juxtaposing serious economic commentary with an aesthetically polished influencer image—the irony being intentional. Extracted text: The Times and The Sunday ... · Follow 1d · The fastest route to a seven-figure salary no longer appears to involve banking, law or even founding a start-up. It may simply require good looks, warm lighting and the confidence to recommend a moisturiser to several million strangers. The number of under-30s earning more than £1 million a year has climbed to a record high, driven in part by young influencers cashing in on a surge in social media advertising spending. 🔗 Tap the link in the comments to read more Influencing pays as record number of young Britons earn £1m a year