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'Should I Replace The Car Before I Retire?' Soon-To-Retire Driver Debates Trading In 2016 Buick To Avoid Repairs On A Fixed Income

As retirement approaches, many people take stock of their financial needs — including whether or not their car will last the next chapter of life. One soon-to-retire driver, posting to Reddit, asked a simple but important question: Should I replace my 2016 Buick LaCrosse with 138,000 miles before retirement to…

Benzinga · Jul 20, 2025

A Potential Investor Reached Out To Small Business Owners Asking, 'What Are The Best 'Boring' Businesses To Buy From Retiring Boomers?'

An aspiring buyer with $100,000 in savings recently asked Reddit’s r/smallbusiness community, "What are the best ‘boring’ businesses to buy from retiring boomers?" They said they were eyeing a $200,000 business where seller financing could cover the rest.

Benzinga · Jul 19, 2025

Should My 80-Year-Old Dad and 65-Year-Old Mom Turn Their $687,000 Nest Egg Into an Annuity? 'I Don't Think They Realize How Much They're Spending'

A Reddit user posed a question that hits home for a lot of families trying to help their aging parents navigate retirement: Does it make sense to buy an annuity?

Benzinga · Jul 19, 2025

"3,660 hours" in, Zelda's strongest soldier is farming max stacks of everything in Tears of the Kingdom by hand for a world-first: "You'll find me to be a man of my word"

Bobby Blue Holliday is a force of nature

GamesRadar · Jul 18, 2025

A Millennial Asks, 'Anyone Else Grow Up Rich And Now Totally Isn't?' Says Being Wealthy 'Just Seemed So Much Easier Back Then'

A millennial started an interesting conversation on Reddit recently after asking a simple but loaded question: “Anyone else grow up rich and now totally isn’t?” The post really spoke to a lot of millennials who feel like life got a lot harder than it was for their parents.

Benzinga · Jul 18, 2025

Not even Dollman's constant "guilt-tripping" and the pressure of social media was enough to stop this Death Stranding 2 player from spending an hour hauling a worryingly large pile of dead bodies "for science"

Void co.

GamesRadar · Jul 18, 2025

This Redditor says it wasn't even that difficult to get a sub-$100 broken Steam Deck working again with parts from an old Nintendo DS Lite: 'not that hard at all'

And now it's fit with Nintendo DS Lite shoulder buttons, amongst other Frankenstein fixes.

PC Gamer · Jul 18, 2025

Galaxy Z Fold 7 hinge comes under fire from Reddit — I fixed smartphones for a living and I'm not worried

A new Reddit post has claimed certain Galaxy Fold 7 demo units have a fault that's stopping them from opening fully, but I'm not too worried just yet.

Tom’s Guide · Jul 18, 2025

A Used Car Buyer Is Baffled By Prices, Says There Are No More Affordable Safe And Reliable Starter Cars With Less Than 100K Miles

After totaling his car, a Reddit user jumped back into the used car market hoping to find a decent replacement. What he found instead was sticker shock.

Benzinga · Jul 18, 2025

'I have been fooled': Reddit user endures the roasting of a lifetime after asking how to download a 487MB book they worked on with ChatGPT for over 2 weeks

There was no book.

PC Gamer · Jul 17, 2025